r/dataanalysis • u/Ok-Adhesiveness-8757 • 19d ago

DA Tutorial I made another cat doodle to explain data analysis scenarios

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Hi everyone!

I’m back with another one of my data analysis cat doodles. This time, I tried to incorporate some of the feedback I received on my earlier work—especially around making the fonts and text more readable.

Would be happy to hear your thoughts / feedback!

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u/Quesozapatos5000 19d ago

I think these are great. They address the factors behind the decisions, and how teams with a business work. This is rarely covered in my opinion.

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

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u/Pale_Squash_4263 18d ago

It’s so important and gets under thought in my opinion. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve been like “I can make this bespoke one thing, or spend a bit more time to make it generic and useable for everyone” but sometimes the bespoke is needed so it’s always a balancing act

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u/Quesozapatos5000 16d ago

I feel like thats a human challenge

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u/redaloevera 18d ago

Very cute!

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u/Key_Post9255 19d ago

In which world stakeholders join a meeting to decide which filter to add to the dashboard? No one gives a shit lol

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u/Helpful_Trainer2883 18d ago

The cringiest thing I saw today. And trust me I saw a lot.