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- Imagine your company today as a human society where only half the population can read (understand the data), one tenth can write (SQL queries), where half a dozen languages are spoken, and where most of the books ([[Dashboards]]/insight reports) in the library contain things that once were true but have since been outdated (but you don’t know which ones). Not a highly productive information ecosystem.
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- [[Teamwork | Collaborate with your team]] and break down complex models into reusable pieces.
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- Working with data is like exploring the horizon. It changes as soon as you look it from a higher place (more data).
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- Reduce the areas where business logic can be injected, create “time to live” policies on last mile transforms, build a culture of standardizing + celebrating access to cross-functional codebases.
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- Reduce the areas where business logic can be injected, create “time to live” policies on last mile transforms, build a culture of standardizing + celebrating access to cross-functional codebases.
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## Resources
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- Have fun with the people you love.
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- Build small groups. Small communities do more things that larger ones.
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- Do novel and exciting things with your friends often.
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- If you feel that something is not right, it probably is not right. Deal with it early.
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- Acknowledge and apologize for any mistakes made. Learn and improve.
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- [Friends make life good](https://youtu.be/I9hJ_Rux9y0). They provide the scaffolding that makes it not just bearable but fun. They give us a sense of meaning and purpose and are a source of security, self esteem and happiness. Almost nothing predicts how happy you will be as how connected you feel and a lack of social connection is associated with a number of diseases and a shorter life.
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- Create many contexts. A friend who you see in only one context is likely to be a less close friend than someone who you see in many contexts, and connect with over many different things, rather than a single shared interest.