This summer, CompassRed will welcome its 4th class of summer interns. This is one of our favorite times of the year. At CompassRed, one of the traits that we value most is a desire to learn. There is no better way to do that - for both us and our interns - than through summer internships.
Recently, I had the opportunity to talk with Masters students at Temple’s Fox School of Business about successful interviewing. Many of these students are in the Business Analytics MS program, curious about the interviewing process and what we look for in a candidate at our data analytics & data strategy company. At CompassRed, we’re passionate about hiring data team members who demonstrate creative problem solving and self-sufficiency.
In this tutorial, I will show you how I created a simple way to setup a custom habit tracking dashboarding using two free tools: Google Forms and Google Data Studio.
If you’re anything like me, these days “the feed”, regardless of platform, is driving what you’re reading and where you’re spending your time. And with current events dominating my feed in January, I’m 100% sure I missed some great stuff in the Data Viz world. So for this post, I decided to get my head out of the feed to cast a wider net and share a few unusual gems you may have missed.
Companies that have invested in data and technology prior to the pandemic are now in a much better position, dominating the markets even more. Many businesses are understandably reluctant to loosen the purse strings in the current environment of uncertainty. While digital transformation is often viewed as a massive upfront investment measured by long-term results, well, it doesn’t need to be.
Recently, I had the opportunity to talk with Masters students at Temple’s Fox School of Business about successful interviewing. Many of these students are in the Business Analytics MS program, curious about the interviewing process and what we look for in a candidate at our data analytics & data strategy company. At CompassRed, we’re passionate about hiring data team members who demonstrate creative problem solving and self-sufficiency.
If you’re anything like me, these days “the feed”, regardless of platform, is driving what you’re reading and where you’re spending your time. And with current events dominating my feed in January, I’m 100% sure I missed some great stuff in the Data Viz world. So for this post, I decided to get my head out of the feed to cast a wider net and share a few unusual gems you may have missed.
Several months ago, I published an article which covered 3 simple ways to improve your RMarkdown. In this sequel article, I want to cover 3 more ways to improve your RMarkdown which deal with slightly more advanced techniques.
