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People Analytics Deconstructed

Are you responsible for understanding an employees’ experience? Have you tried to incorporate people analytics in your organization but have struggled? Have you ever wondered what it means to have a data culture? Would you like to make more data-driven decisions? These are the kinds of discussions you can expect to hear on People Analytics Deconstructed. Co-hosts Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller are co-founders of Millan Chicago, a data science consulting company dedicated to helping organizations make the most out of their data. Each week, they will ‘deconstruct’ modern and contemporary topics in the People Analytics space.

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Questions to Consider when Designing Visualizations

April 22, 2022 • Millan Chicago • Season 1 • Episode 16

In this episode, Ron Landis and Jennifer Miller deconstruct the key characteristics to consider when developing visualizations. In working with data, many are faced with decisions about how to communicate results. Given that one of the primary functions of analytics is to inform various stakeholders of the results, visualizations and other representations of data often play an important role in communicating findings.

In this episode, we had conversations around these questions:

What are some of the best ways to design visualizations?
What are the best practices when designing visualizations?
What are some ways in which visualizations can be improved?

Send us your questions! We're interested in answering people analytic questions! Let us know what challenges or opportunities you're currently working on. You can either send us a description or record a short audio file and send them to info[at]millanchicago.com. We will answer questions in future podcast episodes.