9 Skills Factory Knowledge Sharing Edition 006

The concept of E=QxA has been around for years. However, after decades of working in organisational change contexts, E=QxC has emerged as the more relevant concept in today's business world.

Even if the presenter does not intend to manipulate or influence the audience in a biased manner, certain communication choices can inadvertently trigger cognitive biases, leading to unintended effects on the audience's perceptions and decisions.

I found a way, years ago, to avoid getting bogged down in data; to avoid the challenge of 'paralysis by analysis' when digging into the numbers to find the cause of something.

It emerged over time as a product of possessing two seemingly unrelated skill sets.

Cognitive biases can affect various stages of the data analysis process, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Here are a few ways cognitive biases can influence data analysis.

A spinning wheel on a motorcycle is difficult to turn because of gyroscopic forces. Here is an explanation as to why counter steering is necessary as the speed of any motorcycle increases.