Raw Data with Rob Collie30 Tammi 2024

Listening to Your Stakeholders is Harder Than You Think

Do you remember when Ryan Spar joined us a couple of weeks ago to discuss that amazing hockey stats dashboard? Well, we're heading back onto the ice to delve deeper into that theme, but with a new twist. This time, we're homing in on something incredibly crucial, yet often elusive in the world of data and beyond: the art of really listening to what people have to say.

In today's episode, we circle back to Rob's Amazing Indy Inline Hocky Stats Dashboard. Initially, it captivated us with its insightful analytics and dynamic visuals, but the journey didn't stop there. With an unexpected gap in his schedule, Rob took the opportunity to share how the project is evolving, fueled by ongoing feedback from players and data enthusiasts alike. He reveals how the transition from merely displaying data to actively incorporating stakeholders' feedback has elevated the dashboard, making it a more meaningful and inclusive tool for the entire hockey community.

So, strap in for an episode that seamlessly blends sports, data, and the power of effective communication. Discover the transformative impact of not just showcasing numbers, but truly understanding and responding to the needs and voices of those involved. If this episode resonates with you, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Don't forget to leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform and and be sure to stay tuned for more Raw Data stories!

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