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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
I’m always confused by v competent people who are incredible at using analytic tools to tease out really interesting charts, but also have no intuitive sense of what data is actually important or useful
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rish
@rish
figuring out where the demand is, is an age old problem important / useful things have demand, implicit if not explicit
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yesyes
@yesyes
Not very competent but I feel like regular users of a product or the creators of a product have a better sense of what data is really important for their own product because they understand their own needs better.
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Paul Millerd
@pmillerd
I call this pretty slide syndrome 😂
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Chaotic Neutral
@jayce
It’s also a dangerous desire to prove a specific point when there’s no there there
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Spaceman Spiff 🎩🍖
@spaceman-spiff
It seems there is a difference between organizing data, and understanding it 🤔
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
Number go up that’s all I know 😆
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robeee
@robeee
The intuition is knowing who is being helped by the data/charts being created and how it helps them make better decisions.
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Shadi 📄
@sepehrnoush.eth
It's like having a friend who's a map expert but gets lost because they focus too much on details. In data analysis, tech skills matter, but so does knowing which data points lead to valuable insights.
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