Me, myself and D&I
Edisa Livingstone blogs about her role as co-chair of the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Working Group.
Learn more on Me, myself and D&IEdisa Livingstone blogs about her role as co-chair of the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Working Group.
Learn more on Me, myself and D&IThe Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) Champion Network blog about how they promote industry best practices for working together effectively and sharing their work.
Learn more on How to RAP: bringing good practice to lifeThe Data Quality Hub blog about the importance of putting effective quality management in place from the start of a project.
Learn more on Getting the ingredients right for quality analysisEmily Starling blogs about taking a new approach to focus groups to get high quality feedback on courses run by the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas).
Learn more on A new approach to focus groupsThe Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) Champion Network blog about the benefits of RAP for many different types of project.
Learn more on RAP: it’s all about the codePaul Matthews blogs about his work to improve statistics in Scottish Government.
Learn more on The power of purpose and positivity in prioritisationFrancesca Bryden blogs about her work as a data engineer.
Learn more on The hidden heroes of data innovation: why data engineers deserve more loveMaximilian Sichrovsky blog about the skill of horizon-scanning and other Futures methods, which are featured in the Government Office for Science (GO-Science) Futures Toolkit.
Learn more on Horizon scanning and futures thinking: tools for government analystsThe Analysis Function Capability Team share their top ten items of learning and development (L&D) they would most recommend to government analysts looking develop their skills and career.
Learn more on Unlock your potential: Ten learning and development resources for government analystsJames Ancell considers the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will change the way analysts work across government.
Learn more on How AI will reshape government analysis