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"For the engineer, scientist, or technology professional seeking to communicate better in the business world, this is the book you've been craving your entire career!" ”
— Douglas Laney, Innovation Fellow, West Monroe, and best-selling author of "Infonomics"
Your analytical skills are incredibly valuable. However, rational thinking alone isn’t enough.
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Why read it?
1 author picked People Skills for Analytical Thinkers as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Since data science is, at its core, people helping people make decisions, it is essential that we can establish productive relationships with our stakeholders. This is a skill that needs to be given the same level of effort as we give to coding or statistics. Gilbert’s book is a great resource to help technically oriented people to advance their people skills.
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