From the course: Tips to Boost Your Analytical Thinking
Flex analytical thinking to make better decisions
From the course: Tips to Boost Your Analytical Thinking
Flex analytical thinking to make better decisions
- Hey, Christina Stathopoulos here. Did you know that analytical thinking is one of the most in-demand skills in the workforce today? Demand is growing because we need analytical thinking to make decisions in an ever more complex world. I'm thrilled you join me for this course because I'm going to make sure you leave here with actionable tips on how to flex your analytical thinking to make better decisions. I've spent over a decade working in leading data roles for big tech and Fortune 500 companies. I know just how powerful it can be to approach problems within analytical mindset. But what does that mean exactly? What is an analytical mindset? The word analysis comes from an ancient Greek word, meaning to break up or untie. The concept has evolved into a field of its own today, but always connected back to its Greek roots. Having an analytical mindset means you have the ability to break down problems into smaller pieces, and then use data and facts to identify patterns and develop effective solutions. It allows you to look beyond the surface, finding logical solutions to complicated issues. Mastering this skill can contribute to both your personal and professional growth. And don't worry if the thought of using data intimidates you. It's a common misconception that you need to be a numbers person to unlock the power of analytical thinking. But just as you can learn to ride a bicycle, drive a car, or speak a new language, analytical thinking can be taught, learned, and improved through practice. You're in the right place. So let's get started.
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Flex analytical thinking to make better decisions1m 47s
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Tap into higher-order thinking2m 16s
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Uncover the right problem2m 2s
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Add data to your thinking process1m 41s
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Focus on the right data for the problem at hand1m 46s
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Check the size of your samples2m 24s
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Move beyond absolute numbers2m 57s
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Identify the risk of averages3m 11s
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Remember correlation doesn't imply causation2m 45s
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Keep it simple to tap into an analytical mindset2m 38s
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Make large numbers relatable with social math2m 33s
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Teach others to boost your analytical thinking1m 58s
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Sharpen your analytical thinking with brain games1m 28s
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