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How to Interpret Data is an essential guide for anyone looking to make smarter, data-driven decisions. Nicholas Kelly delivers a clear, insightful handbook that demystifies the process of interpreting data and applying it effectively in both professional and personal contexts.

The book explores how to analyse and understand data, offering practical techniques to improve decision-making and influence. One of the most compelling sections discusses common pitfalls in data interpretation, helping readers recognize biases and misleading statistics. Kelly also includes real-world examples and interviews, illustrating how businesses and individuals have successfully leveraged data to drive strategy and innovation.

How to Interpret Data is a concise, well-structured, and highly practical resource that makes complex concepts accessible. Whether you're a business leader, analyst, or simply someone looking to improve your digital literacy, this book provides invaluable insights.

The best business decisions and strategies are always data-driven. Improve your understanding of data and your digital literacy with How to Interpret Data.
Data is a cornerstone of our decision-making, but the ability to effectively interpret data is challenging to master. This book demystifies the process of data interpretation, providing you with the tools and knowledge you need to develop smart data-driven strategies.
Packed full of fascinating interviews and stories which uncover the potential of data-driven strategies, this book will show you not only how to effectively interpret data, but will also uncover how you can use this knowledge to improve your decision-making and influence at work.

This pamphlet is a great introduction to help people think about how they can use data analysis in their decision making. I could see this being used in graduate studies and by grant writers alike.

This score is rounded up. My thanks to Netgalley for the Advanced Reader Copy.