Great article. In my Substack, "Signal to Product," I discuss decision intelligence products. In the future, I'd like to discuss change management and how, even if we always have access to a self-serve tool, we have to have that human element, a person who reviews the data story with us once in a while to remind us where we started and where we go (we all need nudges sometimes, come call it change management...call it what you want). It's one of these things that help derive real meaning from data and information.
I see Passover as an opportunity to connect with others and reflect on the concept of freedom that we really cannot take for granted, especially these days with 59 of our people in Hamas captivity. This holiday is about freedom and redemption. Those of us lucky enough to live in democracies got used to it so much that we take it for granted. However, this is a great holiday and story to remember that this could change and go downhill very quickly.
The point is that opportunities to connect and reflect, like Passover, make us appreciate and cherish what we have. Thanks again for the great post, and chag sameach!
Thank you for this insight Yaron. Freedom is impossible to appreciate in a vacuum. I often felt growing up with immigrant parents that my friends whose families had been in the US for generations did not appreciate the many gifts of living there.
חג פסח שמח!
Great article. In my Substack, "Signal to Product," I discuss decision intelligence products. In the future, I'd like to discuss change management and how, even if we always have access to a self-serve tool, we have to have that human element, a person who reviews the data story with us once in a while to remind us where we started and where we go (we all need nudges sometimes, come call it change management...call it what you want). It's one of these things that help derive real meaning from data and information.
I see Passover as an opportunity to connect with others and reflect on the concept of freedom that we really cannot take for granted, especially these days with 59 of our people in Hamas captivity. This holiday is about freedom and redemption. Those of us lucky enough to live in democracies got used to it so much that we take it for granted. However, this is a great holiday and story to remember that this could change and go downhill very quickly.
The point is that opportunities to connect and reflect, like Passover, make us appreciate and cherish what we have. Thanks again for the great post, and chag sameach!
Thank you for this insight Yaron. Freedom is impossible to appreciate in a vacuum. I often felt growing up with immigrant parents that my friends whose families had been in the US for generations did not appreciate the many gifts of living there.