Final thoughts. Excel, although not the most user friendly, is an accessible and powerful tool for data visualizations. There are other tools that I’ve been exposed to thanks to Dr. Xu’s marketing class. Thanks for the engaging presentation. #csuciplotathon

This is a nice refresher on visualizations in excel. I spend so much time on pivot tables at work, so it’s fun to do something different with this powerful tool. #csuciplotathon

Data presentation can be misleading. Dan Lenz showed the following infographics. Combining the first two gives you the whole picture on the third. You want to make sure to present accurate information. #csuciplotathon

I'm learning Power BI through DataCamp to help with visualizations for our team marketing project. I've spent more time than I care to admit in Qualtrics finessing our survey, but I'm looking forward to an upcoming community event to help gather responses for our survey.

Conjoint analysis sounded like a foreign concept to me until I came upon a real world application of it and read the detailed analysis. It is no longer a mystery to me.

Having no coding knowledge and learning to use RStudio seems daunting. After the class presentation, I saw the potential of it as a practical tool to use at work. It’s reshaped my learning goals by motivating me to challenge myself to learn it and apply it in a business setting. #marketingninjia25

Three skills I'd like to develop are #campaignmanagement, #statisticalanalysis and #multilingualcommunication. #MarketingNinjia25