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Got a Radical Idea at Work? Find a Partner.

Harvard Business

Drawing on their interview with Karikó and those of others with Weissman and her, the authors extrapolate lessons on why pairs can be more effective in pursuing seemingly wild ideas and how to find someone to take the journey with you.

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Applying Ancient Wisdom to Modern Entrepreneurship: Passover Story Lessons

Chad Barr

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, said, “I knew that if I failed I wouldn’t regret that, but I knew the one thing I might regret is not trying.” ” Entrepreneurs take risks to create opportunities where others view such risks as challenges or obstacles.

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Digitizing the World’s Wisdom

Chad Barr

One way I do it is by extrapolating the best content and intellectual property from my clients and then manifest it through various media formats and platforms. As I reflect on my mission here on earth and the legacy I’d like to leave, I believe it is my obligation and calling to help digitize the world’s wisdom.

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What Skills Do Firms Want in Aspiring Consultants?

Tom Spencer

This simply refers to the ability to handle, evaluate, and extrapolate meaning from numerical and statistical data, as well as proficiency in utilising analytical tools like Excel, VBA, or Python.

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The Skill of Extrapolation as a Consultant

CaseInterview.com

One of the most vital skills a new consultant can have once they're on the job is the skill of extrapolation. This involves taking some data from a client and extrapolating the data to determine some kind of trend line. What is also difficult for some is extrapolating a trend from a bunch of data points. Partner: 4 data points.

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Far away is difficult

Seth Godin Blog

Extrapolation is far easier to claim than it is to do. Things that happened a million years ago are hard to visualize, and we can’t reliably make many guesses about how the world is going to be a thousand years from now (and even fifty is difficult–lately, four weeks is a stretch). Different rules apply.

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Approaching the Guesstimate Question

Tom Spencer

making assumptions about the average household or some other piece of the whole and then extrapolating). You can break a question down either by starting big (e.g. making an assumption about the total population) or starting small (e.g.