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Follow us: facebook.com/SignificanceMagazine x.com/signmagazine linkedin.com/in/significance-magazine/ @significancemag.bsky.social It's the start of a new academic year and, even if you're not employed in the education sector, there's an undeniable whiff in the air of new shoes, satchels and hopeful goal-setting. How apt, then, that work and careers crop up a lot in this issue – if your mind has turned to professional development, do we have some inspiring reads for you! First up, an enjoyable, detail-packed real-life case study of data science within industry, in which Arindam Majumdar describes how a light-bulb moment outside the workplace evolved from an idea pitch to a brilliant new tool that's now been deployed company-wide (page 22). We also bring you Richard Zink's article on why statisticians need improvisation skills (page 34), which recognises that, if they're honest, many members of our community would rather endure back-to-back episodes of Star Trek: Discovery than speak in public, be put on the spot by a non-statistical colleague or client, or have to be spontaneous in any way…
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Authors Anna Britten
Journal Significance
Year 2026
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10.1093/jrssig/qmag055
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