The Thriving Analyst!
The Thriving Analyst!
The role of a data scientist is so much more than writing code and building models!
Here, we are dedicated to helping data analysts and data scientists take ownership of their career, develop to their full potential, and find fulfilment.
Through articles, workshops, talks, and podcasts.
Latest From The Blog
Latest From The Blog
Hands-off.. Are you still an analyst?
You may have started your career in data by being hands-on, but it's ok if things changed along the way. Some will choose a technical path, others won't!
How to ace a delivery – Part 1: communicate
When it comes to acing a delivery, analysts and data scientists need do become dependable. This starts with great communication at all stages of the project.
Invisible Analyst
When growing up, we are used to progress based on a given scale or framework. Many of us, myself included, start our professional life believing that good hard work will get us promoted. Unfortunately, this isn't the case.
Upcoming Workshops
MEET ME IN PERSON
Starting in data analytics and data science
A workshop designed for universities and organisations training the next generation of data professionals
Crafting your own path
Careers in data are not a one size fits all. There is an opportunity for you to be in the driver’s seat and make your career what you want it to be. In this workshop, we look into how one can craft their own path.
How to stop being an invisible performer
Over the years, I’ve seen great analytics professionals being passed for promotion, or not being invited to meeting – myself included. Good quality outputs are simply not enough for career progression. In this workshop, we explore how to increase visibility in the workspace.
How to ace a delivery
Delivering top quality work isn’t only about writing code, fitting a model or creating a fancy dashboard. This workshop highlights the importance of having analytics professionals in meetings, of good communication, and of the quality of the work.
Starting in data analytics and data science
A workshop designed for universities and organisations training the next generation of data professionals
Crafting your own path
Careers in data are not a one size fits all. There is an opportunity for you to be in the driver’s seat and make your career what you want it to be. In this workshop, we look into how one can craft their own path.
How to stop being an invisible performer
Over the years, I’ve seen great analytics professionals being passed for promotion, or not being invited to meeting – myself included. Good quality outputs are simply not enough for career progression. In this workshop, we explore how to increase visibility in the workspace.
How to ace a delivery
Delivering top quality work isn’t only about writing code, fitting a model or creating a fancy dashboard. This workshop highlights the importance of having analytics professionals in meetings, of good communication, and of the quality of the work.
What People Say
What People Say
TESTIMONIALS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
TESTIMONIALS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
“I absolutely loved filming an episode of the Super Data Science podcast with Karen. Her charming French accent, her warmth, her abundant positivity, and her remarkable humility given her extraordinary accomplishments left me feeling so energized. I am excited about the impact she makes on the data science community and on the broader world”
“Karen was a pleasure to have on the Ken’s Nearest Neighbors Podcast! I really appreciated how authentic she was when sharing about her struggle finding her own space in the data domain. It looks like my audience enjoyed hearing from her too, our episode is one of the most popular on the show”
More About Karen
More About Karen
Hi, I am Karen.
As an analytics manager, I am passionate about how data science and analytics can support businesses and help them better understand their customers. But while digging into data is fun, experience taught me that it’s only a small part of the job and getting to where I am at today wasn’t an easy task.
Hi, I am Karen.
As an analytics manager, I am passionate about how data science and analytics can support businesses and help them better understand their customers. But while digging into data is fun, experience taught me that it’s only a small part of the job and getting to where I am at today wasn’t an easy task.
