A while back, I wrote an article arguing for consistency in proposals as a way to signal the quality of your work. Few will have disagreed with the sentiment, but how do you do it? Here are five practical tips … Continue reading 5 steps towards self-consistent proposals
Everyone seems to be worried that the robots are going to take our jobs tomorrow. But the more I learn and think about the application of Artificial Intelligence tools to my work, the less afraid I get. At least for … Continue reading Why I am not afraid of AI
When I started out with proposal writing, the books by Edward Tufte were the gold standard for developing compelling and honest representations of your data. The classic 1981 “The Visual Display of Quantitative Information” should still be required reading for … Continue reading Good figures are hard
“Unprecedented” is the word I have heard most often in the coverage of the events of the last six month. For so many of us, the world is changing at a rate that we feel, in turn and simultaneously, disoriented, … Continue reading This is normal
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