On Fridays I normally pull the best of my blog readings to share with readers. I’m taking a writing vacation this week. Check back next week for more great links from across the web!
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In this episode I talk about lapses to important things in my life, and how I countered this with habit stacking.
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I’m taking a writing vacation, so I thought I would share the top posts read on SimpleProductivityBlog.com in 2014.
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I’m taking a writing vacation this week.
Over the life of this blog, I have written two articles on the theme “10 Things You Don’t Know About Me.” I thought I would toss a third into the bucket.
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On Fridays I pull the best of my blog readings to share with readers. Topics can come from anywhere, and cover anything.
This week I highlight articles on
not pushing yourself too hard; an analog task tracking/prioritization on the wall
how Bill Nye… Continue reading
On Fridays I pull the best of my blog readings to share with readers. Topics can come from anywhere, and cover anything.
This week I highlight articles on
not pushing yourself too hard; an analog task tracking/prioritization on the wall
how Bill Nye… Continue reading
Hi friends & readers of Chandoo.org,
A quick announcement for you.
As you may know, I have opened enrollments for our 50 ways to analyze data course few days ago. The aim of this course is to make you an awesome analyst. This course teaches 50 powerful, relevant, practical and insightful analysis techniques in example driven methodology.
We will be closing the doors of this program at midnight, today – 11:59 PM, Pacific time, Friday, 20th of February, 2015.
I want to invite you to this program because I want you to be an awesome analyst.
In the 30th session of Chandoo.org podcast, let’s learn how to uncover fraud in data.
In the wake of hedge fund scams, accounting frauds and globalization, We, analysts are constantly second guessing every source of data. So how do you answer a simple question like, “am I being lied to?” while looking at a set of numbers your supplier has sent you.
That is our topic for this podcast session.
In this podcast, you will learn
A couple of weeks ago we talked about how to spring clean your calendar. The same sort of productivity boost can be had by cleaning your task list. Today we will look at why and how to clean your task list.
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Who is the most consistent of all?
Imagine you are a category manager at a large e-commerce company. Your site offers various products, but you don’t really make these products. You list products made by other vendors on your site. Every day, these vendors would send you invoices for the amount of product they have sold. Above is a snapshot of such invoices.
Looking at this list, you have a few questions.
Let’s go ahead and answer these using Excel. Shall we? Continue reading
