By Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic on Jun 02, 2016 12:26 pm
I recently had the pleasure of guest lecturing a Stanford MBA class, Strategic Communications. Here, I've recorded a 20-minute segment from that lecture, which covers two basic things that you should do when communicating with data: - Be sparing and intentional in your use of color, and
- Put your thoughts into words.
Check out the video below for some quick lessons and examples. Thanks, JD,* for inviting me to share with your class! Check out my YouTube channel for more videos. *JD Schramm lectures in the Knight Management Center in the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University; check out his recent presentation, The Secret to Successful Storytelling with Statistics.
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