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  1. 3:50 As a scientifically oriented person, I would never chose this chart because it is wrong. But I think sometimes you shouldn't care about the correctness but rather if it makes something clear. And using this chart type is honestly the only way. Putting dots on the line could satisfy both parts if my brain probably.

    And someone at 9:31 intruduced rounding errors. They should have gone with a different colour palette to emphasize the 63/62% this way and not using the addition of the rounded values as the indicator for the 63 split.

  2. Can you make also video’s for management consultant? Your slides are perfect, but rather for strategy consultants. My life is more about how we implement or how we proceed

  3. My main question is when do you and don’t you want to show numerical scales on a graph. For example, on a bar graph, when would you show the x-axis numerical scale and when would you leave it off? You already have labels showing the number value for each bar so when is the x-axis scale being shown important, and when is it redundant?

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