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#1 Bestseller 

In multiple categories on Amazon and Kobo

If you work in Data,

this book is written for you.

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Doug Laney
Innovation Fellow, West Monroe
Best-selling author of "Infonomics"

For the engineer, scientist, or technology professional seeking to communicate better in the business world, this is the book you've been craving your entire career!

Your analytical skills are incredibly valuable.

However, rational thinking alone isn't enough.

Have you ever:

  • Presented an idea, but then no one seemed to care?

  • Explained your analysis, only to leave your colleague confused?

  • Struggled to work with people who are less analytical and more emotional?

In such situations, people skills make the difference. And that’s what this book focuses on: boosting your communication skills as an analytical thinker.

Research shows people skills are becoming increasingly important in the workplace, so start learning today.

Filled with academic insights, exercises, and stories, this book will change your career.

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Bard Papegaaij
Ex-VP Gartner,
Industry expert,
Author of: "A String of Pearls"

Spot on. The author has found the right concepts, language, and framework to appeal to his target audience and beyond. 

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Harpreet Sahota
Data Scientist & 
Host of Podcast: Artists of Data Science

“I love this book. Practical and easy to read. The author writes in a language that appeals to Analytical Thinkers. I absolutely love it."

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Eric Weber
Head of Experimentation, Yelp

"Gilbert's book is the rare piece that translates the idea of 'soft skills' in a tangible, practical and actionable way."

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Gilbert Eijkelenboom
Founder MindSpeaking, Trainer,
Expert on human behavior

As a former professional poker player, Gilbert Eijkelenboom brings together psychology and data wherever he goes. Gilbert is the founder of MindSpeaking and has trained 1,000s of Data professionals in Data storytelling and stakeholder communication.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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