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The Art of Dodging Disaster - Sashi Tadinada - Making Better Decisions - Episode #50

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How can we effectively manage risk? Sashi Tadinada, Vice President of Actuarial and Analytics at NFP joins the show today to hash out risk management and probability. Sashi dives deep into the importance of feedback in data modeling. Sashi and Ryan discuss the common misconceptions about data models, the role of iteration, and how to effectively communicate the range of outcomes to stakeholders. The conversation also explores how businesses can prepare for catastrophic events, although rare. This episode provides valuable insights for business leaders on making informed decisions using data analytics.

Key Takeaways:

  • Prioritize Real-World Feedback: Constantly incorporate feedback from real-world data and stakeholders to improve and iterate on models and solutions.
  • Educate Stakeholders on Model Limitations: Ensure that stakeholders understand the probabilistic nature of models to prevent misconceptions about their accuracy.
  • Focus on Risk-Adjusted Decisions: Make decisions by weighing the potential benefits against the risks, considering both average outcomes and extreme possibilities.
  • Educate About Probability Misconceptions: Raise awareness about common misconceptions in probability, such as underestimating high-probability events and overestimating low-probability, high-impact events.
  • Foster a Learning Culture: Share books and resources on probabilistic and statistical thinking, like Nassim Taleb's "Black Swan," to deepen understanding among team members.

Quote of the Show:

  • “ I spend my entire time modeling the real world in some way, trying to predict something. The main important thing for me always is how useful it is.” - Sashi Tadinada

Links:

Check out our SubStack! https://substack.com/@makingbetterdecisions1

Ways to Tune In:

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54 episodes

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How can we effectively manage risk? Sashi Tadinada, Vice President of Actuarial and Analytics at NFP joins the show today to hash out risk management and probability. Sashi dives deep into the importance of feedback in data modeling. Sashi and Ryan discuss the common misconceptions about data models, the role of iteration, and how to effectively communicate the range of outcomes to stakeholders. The conversation also explores how businesses can prepare for catastrophic events, although rare. This episode provides valuable insights for business leaders on making informed decisions using data analytics.

Key Takeaways:

  • Prioritize Real-World Feedback: Constantly incorporate feedback from real-world data and stakeholders to improve and iterate on models and solutions.
  • Educate Stakeholders on Model Limitations: Ensure that stakeholders understand the probabilistic nature of models to prevent misconceptions about their accuracy.
  • Focus on Risk-Adjusted Decisions: Make decisions by weighing the potential benefits against the risks, considering both average outcomes and extreme possibilities.
  • Educate About Probability Misconceptions: Raise awareness about common misconceptions in probability, such as underestimating high-probability events and overestimating low-probability, high-impact events.
  • Foster a Learning Culture: Share books and resources on probabilistic and statistical thinking, like Nassim Taleb's "Black Swan," to deepen understanding among team members.

Quote of the Show:

  • “ I spend my entire time modeling the real world in some way, trying to predict something. The main important thing for me always is how useful it is.” - Sashi Tadinada

Links:

Check out our SubStack! https://substack.com/@makingbetterdecisions1

Ways to Tune In:

  continue reading

54 episodes

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