Wait for more data to come in to determine if it will support stakeholder anecdotesAsk your stakeholders to share the data they used to support their anecdotesRe-examine the data to determine if a mistake was made during data analysisAsk the team that prepared the table to re-analyze the dataYou reviewed a data summary table and noticed that the results are different from what stakeholders have anecdotally reported. Which of the following actions would you most likely take?

1.Question 1Fill in the blank: Stakeholders _____ when contributing to a project. 1 pointimplement solutionspresent data insightsconnect with customersinvest time and resources 2.Question 2You are invited to a meeting. You review the agenda and notice that your data analysis project is one of the topics that will be discussed. What strategies should you use to prepare? Select all that apply.1 pointDistribute a revised agenda that includes more details about your project.Bring materials for taking notesThink about what project updates you should sharePlan to arrive on time3.Question 3A data analyst prepares for a stakeholder presentation. To ensure they communicate clearly, they follow best practices and ask four questions, including: What does my audience need to know? Identify the remaining three questions the data analyst should ask. Select all that apply.1 pointHow can I communicate effectively to my audience?Who is my audience?What does my audience already know?What does my audience want to avoid?4.Question 4Recently, you have been feeling overworked. You often stay late to finish tasks and have started missing deadlines. Your supervisor gives you another project to complete, and this causes even more stress. How should you handle this situation?1 pointWalk into the supervisor’s office and politely tell them to give the project to someone else.Wait a few minutes to think it over, then request a meeting to discuss the new project and your general workload.Accept the new project right away and work harder to hopefully not miss another deadline.Respond letting the supervisor know their expectations are unreasonable.5.Question 5You join an online meeting on time. After reviewing the agenda, you note that your project will be discussed at the very end. You are extremely busy and can use this time to stay on top of other projects. How should you proceed?1 pointPolitely let the presenter know you’re going to leave the meeting and rejoin toward the end.Stay focused and attentive during the entire meeting. Even though some items on the agenda don’t affect your projects, you could still learn something or have something to contribute.Tell the participants that you are having technical trouble, then leave the meeting to continue working on other tasks.Mute yourself and turn off the camera, then continue working on other tasks until your project is mentioned.

Question 10After your final presentation to the stakeholders, they decide to take the insights and put it into action. What data analysis does this represent?1 pointActAnalyzePrepareAsk

Question 5Asking questions including, “Does my analysis answer the original question?” and “Are there other angles I haven’t considered?” enable data analysts to accomplish what tasks? Select all that apply.1 pointUse data to get to a solid conclusionHelp their team make informed, data-driven decisionsIdentify primary and secondary stakeholdersConsider the best ways to share data with others

Your next interview question deals with sharing information with stakeholders. Consider and respond to the following question. Select all that apply.Let’s say you’ve created a report to present stakeholders with information about an upcoming event. Describe the benefits of using a report. Select all that apply.1 pointReports provide a snapshot of high-level, historical data.Reports enable stakeholders to interact with the data.Reports reflect data that’s already been cleaned and sorted. Reports offer live monitoring of incoming data.

Consider an objection from one of the three previous scenarios: If you were the data analyst involved, how would you respond to your stakeholders?What would be the impact of not addressing these objections?Now, write 2-3 sentences (40-60 words)