You have been working as a junior data analyst at Bowling Green Business Intelligence for nearly a year. Your supervisor, Kate,
tells you that she believes you are ready for more responsibility. She asks you to lead an upcoming client presentation. You will be responsible for creating the data story, identifying the right tools to use, building the slideshow, and delivering the presentation to stakeholders. Your client is Gaea, an automotive manufacturer that makes eco-friendly electric cars. For the past year, you have been working with the data team in Gaea’s Bowling Green, Kentucky, headquarters. For the presentation, you will engage the data team, as well as its regional sales representatives and distributors. Your presentation will inform their business strategy for the next three-to-five years.
You begin by getting together with your team to discuss the data story you want to tell. You know the first step in data storytelling is to engage your audience.
Fill in the blank: A big part of engagement is knowing how to eliminate less important details. So, you use spotlighting to _____ the data in order to identify the most important insights.
Single Choice Question. Please Choose The Correct Option ✔
A
research
B
scan
C
study
D
recheck
