Row 62197
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I've worked with a few companies over the years with wildly varying levels of data maturity and data trust. In my current organization, we'd like to think we're data driven, and we have solid reporting and good models deployed... but our IT teams don't take data quality seriously, so we're frequently troubleshooting inaccuracies, delays and other problems.
Even though our reporting is accurate, we still have challenges with leaders who just don't trust the data or math, and push back with "we need more analysis" or "could I see another cut" before they'll take any action based on our recommendations.
Part of me thinks the push back is just human - people don't want to take action, so they delay by asking someone else to do it first, but I don't think this is an unusual experience. Whats your experience with your organization?
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 62197
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000