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As a tech enthusiast and Product Owner, I'm exploring AI and learning Android development. Outside of work, I'm a foodie (love Japanese cuisine), travel enthusiast, and avid anime fan.

- What is nominal Data
Nominal data is a type of categorical data where observations are divided into distinct categories or groups. These categories have no inherent order or ranking.

- Example
Gender (Male, Female)
Types of cars (Sedan, SUV, Truck)
In nominal data, each category is equally valid, and there is no meaningful way to rank or order them. Instead, nominal data is used to categorize observations into distinct groups for descriptive or organizational purposes.

Did bit learning today , just trying reenforce my learning

- What is Discrete Data
Discrete data refers to information that can only take certain values and cannot be divided into smaller parts.

- Example
Imagine attending a comedy show where the comedian's jokes are so funny that people start sneezing uncontrollably from laughter. You decide to count the number of sneezes you hear.

1 sneeze, 2 sneezes, and so on. Each sneeze is a discrete event, representing a whole number count.

1/2 - I recently joined a company as a Product Manager, initially greeted with much excitement and promise. However, as time progressed, I realized that my role and responsibilities were primarily confined to product innovation, which limited my scope in broader product development areas.
2/2 - To actively hone my product development skills without the constraints of seeking buy-in from upper management for company products, I have decided that it's best to invest my time and energy in a side hustle project. This will not only allow me to apply my creativity without bounds but also provide a practical platform to further develop and test my skills in a real-world setting.

Initially, I was contemplating a job that would provide me with the experience necessary to fulfill my aspirations of becoming a product manager.

Having found such a position now, which offers an attractive salary, I am faced with the trade-off of sacrificing certain elements.

What I stand to lose is a degree of personal freedom and the time I cherish spending with my love ones. This situation has truly presented me with a dilemma.

I've been learning as much as I can lately, catching up on SEO, ML, Next.js, and Tailwind. It's a lot to take on, but it's been a fun journey.

I'm also on the lookout for a product owner or product manager role. In my job search, I've noticed that there's a high demand for product people who know UX or user research.

I figured it would be best to equip myself with the basics, so I'm currently reviewing this UX design certificate from Google: https://www.coursera.org/google-certificates/ux-design-certificate.

Google UX Design

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Coursera

It's Monday, perhaps it's beginning of the week. I am feeling sluggish.
I've stopped working on my own side project for roughly 1 week now since i have arthritis.

I ask Bard what is best to counter the laziness on Monday , here is what it give me

While taking online courses in data analytics, I came across a class on Google Spreadsheets. I learned about some common errors that I should be mindful of when using the platform.

"🚀 Building my own affiliation software - starting small, staying lean, and aiming for greatness! 💪 Embracing the MVP mindset as I embark on this exciting journey. #Entrepreneurship #MVP #AffiliateMarketing #DreamBig"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf1F7PWTSEk

You’ve Built Your MVP, Now What? - Jason & Michael Seibel

YouTube

#Understanding Qualitative and Quantitative Data in Research

Quantitative Data:

👍 Numerical data collected through surveys
 Can be queried from databases for analysis
:pizza_pineapple: Retrievable from spreadsheets for further examination