Upgrade your analytics game

Take your analytics to the next level with expert tips and tactics. Plus, learn about avoidable research performance scenarios.

This week, we're digging into the world of analytics.   Analytics can be a researcher's best friend—and occasionally their worst nightmare.    When data isn't pointing you in a clear direction or telling a meaningful story, remember there are so many ways to make insights work for you!    Call us your data couple's therapist, because we have analytics tips to get you back on good terms.    What are your go-to analytics tips? Let us know in the People Nerds' Slack community! - The People Nerds Team   Use these tactics to analyze for findings that "fit"—even when your timeline doesn't suit the study.   TIK TOK ON THE CLOCK KEEP READING - MORE ON THIS TOPIC Did you know your quant research can support your qual research? Don't let data gaps get you down! Wrangle 'em with triangulation. Prove the statistical significance of your data with these methods. How much time on average do you have to synthesize your analytics for a research initiative?   1. Less than a week 2. 1 week 3. 2 weeks 4. 3 weeks 5. 4 weeks 6. Multiple months We'll post the results afterward in our Slack community! Research performance gives the appearance of offering credible research with none of the actual benefits. Here's how to spot and prevent it.   SET THE STAGE   Capital One is hiring a Manager, UX Researcher. Lyft is recruiting a Learning Experience Designer. Prime Video is looking for a Principal UX Designer. I'm a big believer in tailoring your teams and your own skills to the demands of the market. If you can't gain any traction where you are, you'll want to ensure your skills and those of your teams are valuable to someone or somewhere else. jD Buckley Customer Experience Strategy and Service Design Leader @ Consumer Financial Services Company     READ MORE in Tried-and-True Methods to Prove the ROI of Your Research Ready to scale your research program? Successfully scaling research requires effective stakeholder collaboration, flexible methods, and insights designed for impact.   See how dscout can help you with all three. dscout, 222 North LaSalle St, Chicago, IL Unsubscribe Manage preferences