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Standard answer with a challenge, why it was a challenge, how I overcame it and lesson learned. Minder
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First and foremost, I am one of those people. I'm a bit more on the extroverted side of it, but people who go into data are passionate about something. I try to get to know those passions, how they learn and play to it because they are almost all curious. *note: it's a pleasure to work with talented data professionals, hardly something that is just to be dealt with, strong personalities and all.* Minder
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I am goal / objective driven in everything from how I prioritize projects, align metrics to BI / analytics, and how we help align business with technology initiatives. Minder
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I happen to have very specific knowledge on the area, and almost was teaching about the subject. I did not think however the question was reasonable if the interviewer did not understood the subject. No way to judge. Minder
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By showcasing the unquie delivery and domain expertise of KPO to support other the client in having value creation for thee services through analytics enablers. To showcase client that we are one stop solution and integrated eam though we may have many independent service Untis Minder
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Described my experience both building and writing build requirements for overall BI dashboards and marketing performance dashboards. Minder
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By taking that manager aside and expressing my dissatisfaction with her comments directly and privately. Minder
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It has been a while since the question, but I believe I walked through my work within my career. Throughout the interview, and maybe not for this question, I spoke about data and analytical strategy. I look forward to implementing this at BrainStorm Minder
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Of particular note was discussion about "...one version of the truth".