#1 - The Beginning of Persuasion, How to Present Data Properly
✔ "Data Visualization Story"
YeonSa-gumi - 25 years of experience as an engineer, UX designer / working at pxd. I am interested in data visualization and interaction design.
Part 1: Lecture video of Mr. Gungum Lee is not provided, only lecture materials (PPT) are provided.
We introduce how to visually represent data correctly without distorting it. I'm going to talk about some things to consider when trying to capture numbers in color, shape, placement, and movement.
✔"Create reports with data using Google Spreadsheets"
Speaker Seonmi Yoon - 7th year data analyst / Worked at Coupang, Hyperconnect, Kakao, and now at Datalian.
🤯 I did some data analysis, but it's hard to convince.. We will talk about the know-how on how to effectively communicate data analysis results and persuade others. If you are someone who needs to persuade your boss, colleagues, or clients with data, pay attention to this presentation!
#2 - Q&A
Expand the pre-questions answered in Part 2
Q1. Why do we visualize? Is it to please the eyes?
Q2. How pretty should the analysis output be when visualizing it?
Q3. Do you design a method to solve after final confirmation of data results? Or do you decide on a desired direction and prepare data to support it? What are some tips for data interpretation that does not end with just listing data, but rather leads to action plans and insights?
Q4. I need to create a data analysis portfolio, but I have no idea how to present the analysis results.
Q5. I don't know what I should learn as a job seeker. Some lectures say that PowerBI is widely used in the field, some lectures say that Tableau is widely used, and some places just say that I should be good at visualizing Google Spreadsheets. Which visualization tool would be helpful to learn first?
Q6. Do you often use python libraries for visualization instead of using BI tools? I use matplotlib or seaborn for visualization, but it takes more work than I thought, so I often use Excel to create charts when I'm in a hurry. Is it because I lack python skills? Or do other people think that using Excel is more efficient?
Q7. Are there any rules that tell you which graph to use for each analysis situation? Also, have you ever experienced situations where you over- or under-packaged some data in a graph to avoid a situation?
Q8. Is there a separate persuasive dashboard? I think the dashboards for C-level and internal use will be different. What points should be focused on?
May Seminar About the participants 📖
Part 1 Speaker<Curious>
I work as an engineer and UX designer at pxd. I am interested in data visualization and interaction design. * Part 1: Lecture video by Gungum Lee is not provided, only lecture materials (PPT) are provided.
Part 1 Speaker<Sunmi>
After working as a data analyst at Coupang, Hyperconnect, and Kakao, I am now the CEO of Datarian. Working with Datarian members has made me believe in the power of data even more.
Panel <Democracy>
After founding a shared housing startup and working as an analyst for a B2B logistics startup, he is now the CEO of Datarian. He is a young entrepreneur with experience from startup to exit. From the time he first started a company, he has constantly thought about business funnels, and he is currently designing and analyzing Datarian’s funnel.
Panel <Bomin>
Data worker on a recruitment platform. From creating data that never existed in the world to proposing business strategies using data and managing projects. I do all the AZ of what can be done with data.
Panel <Hyejeong>
I started out as a data analyst at a content platform and am now the CPO of Datarian. I am passionate about creating and analyzing original content for Datarian.
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. When is the monthly Datalian Live Seminar? Where can I apply?
You can check out the next month's seminar information on the Datalian website . You can also apply right away!
Q. Is there anything I need to prepare before listening?
No :D Anyone can hear it!
Q. Can I view the lecture materials you used in the seminar separately?
Please check the lecture materials at the link below! ∙ May Seminar Slides: https://bit.ly/38VZdxG
In this seminar, we will provide Notion note-taking so that you can listen to the lecture while taking notes. Copy it to your personal Notion or watch it while taking notes on your tablet :) ∙ Notion Notepad: https://bit.ly/3x9ljF5
Live participation review If you're curious 👏
What was the most impressive thing you learned during the seminar?
I was impressed by the part where you said that you must consider the audience and purpose of the report! It seems like a basic principle, but it seems like something that is always overlooked. And I was impressed by the part where you said that the content is more important than the data analysis tool!
It was good to know that Google Spreadsheets are being used more in the workplace, so I can refer to it when I'm preparing for a job in the future. Homie can do what Homie can do..!
The lecture was very informative overall! It was also very helpful that you pointed out common mistakes that people make when writing reports.
How to Write a Report - Write concisely what the other person wants!
I am learning Python during the data analysis process, and it is good to learn about practical aspects that are useful for Excel and Google Sheets.
The fact that you can do efficient visualizations with just Google Spreadsheets, and that SQL comes before visualization tools.
I could see the difference between reports and dashboards. I could see what Google Spreadsheets are used for.
A word to Datarian!
I am always grateful that Datalian holds such a monthly seminar tailored to data analysts. I look forward to more great seminars in the future!
Through this opportunity, I learned to remind myself of the "goal of analysis" and to have the mindset to proceed by reducing the portfolio as neatly as possible :) I hope that I will have the opportunity to meet you in a work-related manner after I successfully get a job in the future⋯ I want to meet a mentor and supervisor like Datarian!
I'm currently looking for a job in data analysis, but I don't have any seniors in related fields around me, so I was at a loss and worried about whether I could do it. But I think the lecture helped me resolve a lot of that! I hope that one day I'll be able to attend a lecture as a data analyst 😊😊
I am growing every month as I listen to it. Thank you.
I liked the way the seminar was conducted, which was stable. Since I had written notes, I was able to understand the overall framework and listen to the seminar, which was well structured. I liked that I could quickly get answers to my questions through chat.
I liked that the lectures and examples were based on the content of the actual work! I also liked that the way it was conducted was not a boring lecture, but rather in a comfortable atmosphere with continuous communication! I want to continue listening in the future 😊😊
I liked the story about data analysis at the company. I also want to prepare hard and work in the field.
It was great to learn about the things that people who have been working in the field for a long time have learned and realized.
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Who is this course right for?
I've tried drawing charts with data, but I don't know if I'm doing it well.
I need to create a data analyst portfolio, but I'm unsure how to present the analysis results.
Curious how to write intuitive, persuasive data analysis reports.
What makes good data visualization? It probably depends on the situation, but I'd like to know the general criteria.