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> Intuition is underrated > Spend time where your customers are and make your own conclusions. This is a great article, very well-written, and I enjoyed readi
by fuidani 3y ago
> Intuition is underrated
> Spend time where your customers are and make your own conclusions.
This is a great article, very well-written, and I enjoyed reading it. However, could intuition and spending time with customers be considered another way of collecting data points to inform data-driven decisions?"
- wodenokoto 3y agoGenerally when talking about data driven you are talking about quantitative data and not qualitative data.
- xeonmc 3y agoOr you could just call it “Natural Neural Network data integration”
- epgui 3y agoA pet peeve of mine is when people assume qualitative data is less rigorous. It's really just as rigorous and just as valid, and can sometimes require even more sophisticated analysis. Anyone can plug numbers into a formula (there are so few barriers to doing that, that most people probably do it kind of wrong and get approximately directionally-correct results anyway), but handling qualitative data requires really knowing what you're doing from first principles.