Makeover Monday week 8, 2017: where does your medicine come from?
For this week’s Makeover Monday we’re looking at export statistics of pharmaceuticals by country.
Germany is featuring very prominently again after last week’s Winter Olympics data.
Makeover Monday week 7, 2018: The Winter Olympics
I never realised that Germany has won the most medals overall in the Winter Olympics
Makeover Monday week 6, 2018: Baseball Demographics 1947-2016
During week 6 we’re kicking off a #BlackHistoryMonth collaboration with #VizForSocialGood, #StorytellingWithData and Data for Democracy to focus on topics highlighting integration (or lack thereof) over the past few decades and centuries.
Getting sh*t done 2.0
I like getting shit done and I want to share with you how I approach my workday and maximise my time, in the hope that some of these ideas will resonate with and help you.
Makeover Monday week 5, 2018: what the most profitable companies make per second
For week 5 of 2018, Andy picked a nice simple dataset, looking at the profit per second of the 25 most profitable US companies.
Makeover Monday week 4, 2018: Turkey vulture migration in North and South America
I had heard about turkeys and about vultures but not about turkey vultures and much less about birds called Butterball and Steamhouse. I decided this had to be a Makeover Monday challenge and I’m really glad it has been well received so far this week.
Makeover Monday week 3, 2018: US Household Income Distribution
For week 3 we’re looking at household income data for the US
Makeover Monday week 2, 2018: What do women want?
We ‘fought over’ this dataset and in the end I got it anyway. As usual. So I investigate the question ‘What do women want?’
Makeover Monday week 1, 2018: US per capita consumption of poultry and livestock
Happy New Year and welcome to another year of Makeover Monday and creating better data stories.
2017 – a review
On my last day on earth I want the person I could have become to meet the person I became and high-five her with the words ‘Great job, I couldn’t have done it better myself!’
