A senior analytics consultant reflects on five years in the field, sharing lessons that go beyond technical skills. Key takeaways include: data storytelling matters more than raw data, asking the right questions is harder than doing the analysis, knowing when to stop digging is as valuable as persistence, managing stakeholder expectations is half the job, and AI has redefined what 'technical skill' means — shifting from producing work to critically evaluating what AI produces.

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1. Storytelling with data is more important than data itself2. The hardest part of analytics isn’t analysis. It’s asking better questions.3. Knowing when to keep digging and when to stop4. Managing expectations is half the job done5. AI is changing what I think a “technical skill” meansLooking Back, Looking Forward
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