Standard Deviation Podcast Juliana Jackson, Simo Ahava

In this episode of the Standard Deviation Podcast, we dive into some fun and insightful discussions about AI and data science. We share our frustrations about how people often oversimplify AI and don't always appreciate the hard work data scientists put in. Simo talks about the layers of abstraction in technology, highlighting how users often work with simplified interfaces without realizing the complex work behind them.
We’re joined by the awesome Jordan Peck from Snowplow, who shares his journey in the analytics world and provides insights into what makes Snowplow a unique tool. We wrap up by geeking out over big data tools like GCP's BigQuery and how they fit into the marketing analytics puzzle.

In this episode of the Standard Deviation Podcast, Simo and I will discuss the barrier to entry in this industry in terms of speaking opportunities, especially at events like MeasureCamp. Then, we switch gears and chat with our guest, Erin Weigel, about product design, the importance of feedback loops when writing a book, and its role in creative processes.
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In today’s episode, Simo and I kick things off with a discussion about how these topics related to GA4, consent mode, etc, dominate our industry conversations making us miss other things that are happening in our space that are either more relevant or useful than GA4 rants.
We're also joined by the fantastic Jill Quick, an expert in analytics consulting and training. Jill shares her bespoke approach to digital analytics training, ensuring that it aligns perfectly with client needs and truly addresses the real-world challenges marketers face today.

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In this episode of the Standard Deviation Podcast, Simo and I are talking AGAIN, about GA4 consent mode. This feature, while technically impressive, brings constant challenges for all analysts, complicating our practices significantly.
We also explore the critical implications of EU data consent regulations, emphasizing the risks involved in collecting data without explicit user consent and the misleading nature of "anonymous" pings used for data modeling. Also ID-Bridging?? WTF is that?!
Luckily we stop our ranting to chat with our amazing guest, Els Aerts, a seasoned expert in user research, about the common misconceptions around 'best practices' in Experimentation. OK, we will rant with her too :D
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We are back with episode 2 and we had Krista Seiden over!
In the intro, our hosts will talk about education gaps in the digital analytics community, gaps that cause fear, misunderstandings, and hesitance when it comes to topics like the DMA, Privacy Sandbox, and whatever the hell is going on right now in our space.
Luckily things take a more positive note with our amazing guests where we cover topics related to digital analytics education, online courses, content creation, and GA4, of course. Hope you will enjoy it!

We are back in the groove with Season 3 of Standard Deviation Podcast. In this episode, me and Simo are talking about the importance of building T-shaped skills, both as a marketer or someone fully in a technical role. We also share with you what are some topics you can expect in this season.
Big shouts to Jason Packer and Josh Silverbauer for creating our new podcast intro, we love it and we need to figure out a visual for it so we don't sit there idling looking at each other while it plays hahaha.
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