Mike Kim

And you get to work with @sbyrnes! If you can get past his parent jokes, you'll find that he is a leader with integrity, an unwavering sense of fairness, and a tireless commitment to doing better -- a true outlier!https://twitter.com/sbyrnes/status/1220113181856559104 …

Hear from the team here at @outlierai on why you should #JoinOutlierhttps://twitter.com/outlierai/status/1220103844073525254 …

Grateful for the team at @outlierai and for the friends and families that support us, making milestones like this one possible. Excited to be partnering with @emergencecap alongside all of our existing investors, who share our vision for the future of analytics! Onwards!https://twitter.com/outlierai/status/1219983408949948416 …

If you have groups of people (analysts) poring over dashboards everyday as part of their jobs, you probably need @outlierai. There aren't enough people, dashboards, and hours in the day to find the insights that are hidden beneath the surface.

And so, I relearn an old truth: how you train is how you perform.

In other words: by focusing on being well-rounded and training consistently, I became also gained strength and skill in a well-rounded, more diffuse way.

I had imagined that I would be a stronger in the sense that I would be consistently climbing harder problems / routes. But what I have found instead is that while I am roughly climbing at the same difficult level, I am able to do these climbs with greater ease.

At the beginning of the year, when I set these goals, I was pretty confident that IF I managed to achieve these goals that I would be a stronger/better climber. I also happy to report that this has come to pass as well, but NOT in the way that I had imagined.

The first goal served to keep me well-rounded as a climber. The second goal was my way of becoming a better climber through the power of patience and consistency.

For fun and fitness, I have been rock climbing. This past year, I set two goals: send (successfully climb) every V4 boulder problem at my local gym, and don't get injured. I'm happy to report that I have achieved both goals this year!

Doing things that don't scale, culture edition: writing personal notes of gratitude to every person on the @outlierai team. Current mood: bittersweet, knowing this will probably be the last year this will happen. Also, incredibly blessed! Onwards!

When next I get asked, "What unexpected skills did you need as an entrepreneur", I'll have two new answers: ironing and taking red-eye flights.

We see this routinely with @outlierai, and it's a strong sign that your audience understands the proposed value proposition and deeply wants it to be "the real thing".

"Constructive" skepticism about your product is a great buying signal ... provided your product actually works!

Amazing thread on being a working mom!https://twitter.com/KieranSnyder/status/1181992181453725696 …

Some thoughts I shared with @CoriniumGlobal about data analytics, @outlierai, and the role of #CDAO in organizations.https://twitter.com/CoriniumGlobal/status/1171491781206085632 …

"Let's assume these two variables are independent..."

What are your favorite "spherical horse in a vacuum" simplifications that you see in applied data science / machine learning?

Bacon who?https://twitter.com/sbyrnes/status/1171169102787833857 …