I find internal corporate research fascinating. It offers a rare perspective into the most inscrutable part of markets -- what happens inside a business. It also tends to be honest and self reflective in a refreshing way, compared to the world of fluff PR and smudged data. Most importantly, it
Systemic patterns in work that lead towards imposter syndrome — complexity and continual learning — the certification of knowledge — different types of work — know-how versus know-tools — communication and networks.
Some thoughts on designing for data-heavy applications.
Some reference scripts for transforming, cleaning, and modifying PostgreSQL/Redshift data generated by an ETL feed.
Four common planning fallacies. Some examples. The cognitive biases behind them.