amazing. just amazing, man. I'm starting by first data analytics job in two weeks and wanted to get a quick intro to agile project management. Got exactly what I wanted. Thanks!
thanks for the nice contributions! a few questions: - Should (ideally) fast planning happen only once at the begining of the project and produce ALL stories that we want to realize during the project lifetime? - What do you mean with 'you want to look at security, calculation, UI, reconciliation, import/export?' Are these the 'classes' where a user story can fall? (a story can be addressing a security feature and another story addressing a UI feature) Or on the contrary are the element of each story? (for each story the user should clarify the security implications, the UI requirements, and so on) - How long should a story last? 1 sprint, 2 sprints? If a story is very long is it preferable to split it sub-stories? - Can we have dependencies between stories?
Thank you so much for your undiluted teaching. However, I am still finding it difficult to understand project management. 😢 Currently, I am taking a Tableau Business Intelligence Analyst course, and I want to achieve at least 60-90% knowledge of project management. Dear Nicholas, It would be a great pleasure if you could coach me in the aspect of Project management. Thank you.
Hey Nicholas, this is very helpful. I'm a Data Analytics Mgr and am looking for ways to convert to agile. Right now we use a reporting ticket queue that is scored based on a variety of elements and then it's assigned to an analyst on the team. I think I could implement this method you outlined. However, I'm struggling to figure out where would one put the details of the report? Sometimes, there are very specific instructions provided by an auditor...pages long in how they want it formatted. Or maybe there are 30-50 data elements with specifically requested formatted data types. Where do you put all that if you are a stakeholder? Is it an attachment to the card?
I would definitely attach the report/detailed instructions to the card as an attachment AND refer to the instructions within the description as part of the "acceptance criteria"
I'll be studying business analytics(more data-oriented) and project management-IT. Are they relevant courses? (This combination is offered by my college itself). Is business analysis(non-tech role) is possible?
A lot of BA roles are possible for non-coders. That being said most BA's I've worked with act like a bridge between the business and the developers, so it pays to have an understanding of business and tech.
There's a larger focus on the data, privacy, permissions and reconciliation. Achieving and setting performance goals/metrics to track receive heightened importance as well.
Just came from the Tableau Business Analytics professional certificate, good video
Same
As a student studying AGILE project management, this video was extremely useful. Thanks A LOT bro. Love from Sweden.👑
Hell yah! Tack så mycket, much love from Aus!
amazing. just amazing, man. I'm starting by first data analytics job in two weeks and wanted to get a quick intro to agile project management. Got exactly what I wanted. Thanks!
thanks for the nice contributions! a few questions:
- Should (ideally) fast planning happen only once at the begining of the project and produce ALL stories that we want to realize during the project lifetime?
- What do you mean with 'you want to look at security, calculation, UI, reconciliation, import/export?'
Are these the 'classes' where a user story can fall? (a story can be addressing a security feature and another story addressing a UI feature)
Or on the contrary are the element of each story? (for each story the user should clarify the security implications, the UI requirements, and so on)
- How long should a story last? 1 sprint, 2 sprints?
If a story is very long is it preferable to split it sub-stories?
- Can we have dependencies between stories?
About the second, I think it's the elements for a story.
Thank you so much for your undiluted teaching. However, I am still finding it difficult to understand project management. 😢
Currently, I am taking a Tableau Business Intelligence Analyst course, and I want to achieve at least 60-90% knowledge of project management.
Dear Nicholas,
It would be a great pleasure if you could coach me in the aspect of Project management.
Thank you.
This is really helpful, could you do a video on how you would slice up user stories for building models? :)
Really good stuff. Thanks a ton for such videos.
Congratulations. Very good content, concise, useful!!
Thank you sooo much @Flávia! Are you working with Agile?
Thank you sm❤
Hey Nicholas, this is very helpful. I'm a Data Analytics Mgr and am looking for ways to convert to agile. Right now we use a reporting ticket queue that is scored based on a variety of elements and then it's assigned to an analyst on the team. I think I could implement this method you outlined. However, I'm struggling to figure out where would one put the details of the report? Sometimes, there are very specific instructions provided by an auditor...pages long in how they want it formatted. Or maybe there are 30-50 data elements with specifically requested formatted data types. Where do you put all that if you are a stakeholder? Is it an attachment to the card?
I would definitely attach the report/detailed instructions to the card as an attachment AND refer to the instructions within the description as part of the "acceptance criteria"
thannks lot i hope you will grow fast
Thanks so much 🙏 @Vedant!
Thank you Nicholas
Thanks alot .. Brilliant
I'll be studying business analytics(more data-oriented) and project management-IT. Are they relevant courses? (This combination is offered by my college itself). Is business analysis(non-tech role) is possible?
A lot of BA roles are possible for non-coders. That being said most BA's I've worked with act like a bridge between the business and the developers, so it pays to have an understanding of business and tech.
@@NicholasRenotte So, a BA (management role) is possoble? I'm not good at coding
@@NicholasRenotte So, are these courses perfect to be a managerial business analyst?
@@varunmistry7590 tbh, I think it helps being technical! But yep, would definitely help!
tq so much
This is a standard project mgmt process
What are the unique things to Anlaytics project.
There's a larger focus on the data, privacy, permissions and reconciliation. Achieving and setting performance goals/metrics to track receive heightened importance as well.
There's anything about ML. Just another video on how to write US and run sprints
Exactly. This screams I have never worked in a ML/DS team, yet I pretend I know how they should work