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I became a Data Scientist

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EdtechFuture of workMartech
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Transforming sales analysis swiftly.

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5 min

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- The author rapidly transformed into a Data Scientist through an insightful discussion about their sales process. - They utilized data analysis to identify patterns and develop strategies for improvement in under an hour. - Key actions included tracking lost versus won deals and customizing output formats for better insights. - The experience emphasizes the importance of thoughtful data segmentation and prompt engineering.

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1. Sales Manager 2. Marketing Analyst 3. Product Development Specialist

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I became a Data Scientist overnight...

I was evaluating our sales process and its effectiveness. After discussing it with #chatgpt, the conversation suddenly escalated to a whole new level! 😮😮

⚠️⚠️ You may want to turn off "Chat history & training" for this ⚠️⚠️

My approach:

0️⃣ Crunch Lost & Won Data

1️⃣ Analyze deals

2️⃣ Identify key patterns in challenges, use cases & insights

3️⃣ Pinpoint areas for enhancement

4️⃣ Develop actionable strategies

Surprisingly, this entire process was completed in under an hour.

🚀 Pinpointing specific areas for our product to better align,

🚀 enhancing client engagement and service delivery,

🚀 and devising innovative strategies previously unexplored.

Compared to just me, at least a week...

Don't forget to segment your analysis for a more extensive search!

🔪 Track lost deals versus won deals

🔪 Dive into specific deal insights

🔪 Utilize qualitative, quantitative, or both types of data

🔪 Integrate with online resources

🔪 Customize output formats like MindMaps

🔪 Compile detailed reports and more

Spoiler! If you are unsure about your prompt, follow these golden rules:

💥 Act like a prompt engineer

💥 Review the following prompt [...]

💥 Optimize it to make it better

💥 Ask me any question before proceeding

🌍 This brings to mind the movie "Her", nudging us one step nearer to its reality.

Give it a go and thread together your top practices.