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When you need to see small or incremental changes in your data over time, what is the best chart to use?

When you need to see small or incremental changes in your data over time, what is the best chart to use?

What is a tech stack?

(A) A cloud-based platform that connects various applications, systems, and technologies within the cloud or on-premise.
(B) A series of rules that allow for an application to extract and use information from a piece of software in their own application.
(C) A group of technology-based tools that help businesses to operate effectively, market efficiently, and enable sales and service teams to provide an optimal customer experience.
(D) A technology for managing all your company’s relationships and interactions with customers and potential customers

When using pyramid goals, it’s important to have omissions because they:

(A) remind you and your team of the customers you’re solving for with your purpose.
(B) enable you and your team to prioritize the top milestones you want to achieve in the year.
(C) are the top five objectives your company is trying to accomplish for the year.
(D) outline your ultimate goal, objective, or outcome

What is the purpose of visualizations when telling a story with data? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are elements you can add to your presentation to make your data story more relatable? Select all that apply.

(A) The careful placement of a sidekick (who represents you) to add humor and much needed sage advice to the “hero” of the story.
(B) A villain that your audience members are inclined to dislike. Base this off a real-life competitor to make the villain feel more tangible.
(C) The intentional use of tone, words, and delivery, all catered to this specific audience for maximum impact.
(D) Conflict in your story that your audience can connect with

What is the curse of knowledge bias?

(A) The error of evaluating a decision based on things you didn’t know before making the decision.
(B) The bias caused by assuming people have the same background knowledge as you, causing you to use terms that are only familiar to someone with your own background.
(C) The bias that occurs when coming to a conclusion based on data. You assume that you probably could have guessed this information all along and you forget the data you used to come to that conclusion.
(D) The bias that results when you are so tied to your own beliefs that your end up blatantly ignoring data and only going with their own beliefs to make a decision