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Hosted by Timmy Cheung · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 18 episodes
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Voice Notes while the Data Loads is the podcast for anyone who's ever felt like they're winging it. Host Timmy Cheung reveals what People Analytics work actually looks like: dashboards that panic you, leaders who want data to confirm their biases, and moments when imposter syndrome hits hard. Each bite-sized episode (5-10 minutes) tackles real struggles with honesty, unprofessionalism, and no corporate speak. Solo rants and guest conversations covering everything from engagement surveys to coffee shop AI converts. Perfect for your commute, coffee break, or while your data loads!
Timmy Cheung hosts Voice Notes while the Data Loads, a business show with 18 episodes published.
A UFC fighter who lost his father and still stepped into the octagon. A god who lost everything and kept showing up. And a man on the underground to Canary Wharf, blasting hard rock into his ears, tearing up, feeling com
What happens when the thing that defined you: the role, the purpose, the reason you got up every morning, quietly stops needing you back? In this episode, Timmy Cheung explores the retirement nobody talks about honestly.
There's a question that runs underneath every promotion, every job title, every carefully built career. Almost nobody asks it. In this episode, Timmy Cheung explores what happens when work becomes the entirety of who you
You showed up. Every single time. You stayed in the choir for five years when two were mandatory. You volunteered. You worked the front desk. You went above and beyond at every job, in every team, in every organisation.
What happens when you grow up in a Chinese takeaway, where directness is the language, arguments are sorted in seconds, and the next order is always waiting... and then walk into your first proper office environment comp
We've all had a bad interview. But have you ever had one so bad that the interviewer got their phone out mid-answer? In this episode, Timmy Cheung revisits the worst interview of his career the afternoon he took off, the
Season 2 is here and this time, we're going somewhere the data can't follow. In this opening episode, Timmy Cheung unpacks why feelings, not figures, are the real drivers of human behaviour at work. From a senior leader
Season 2 of Voice Notes While the Data Loads! Season 1 reminded us it's about people, not just numbers. Season 2 explores the uncomfortable truth: feelings drive decisions more than data ever will. From tantrums that tan
After 9 episodes of dashboards, frustrations, and very human problems, here's the question I've never answered: why do I keep doing this? People analytics isn't about being a yes-person. It's about being an internal cons
That nagging voice that whispers "you have no idea what you're doing, and everyone's about to find out." Imposter syndrome isn't just for beginners. It hits high achievers hardest. The irony? The most capable people expe
Four months preparing an engagement survey. Scoping, crafting questions, planning communications. Then three months later: "Our engagement dropped from 72% to 68%. What does that mean?" It means nothing. Without context,
My best friend Shirlan used to work in the NHS, in the Mental Health clinic. No technical background at all. Two years ago in a coffee drive-thru, I told him about ChatGPT and how it can help in his day to day life. His
Last week: being forgotten because of age. This week: being invited but never asked to dance. "Diversity is inviting someone to the party. Inclusion is asking them to dance." - Nicky Clement We're brilliant at getting pe
What happens when the thing that makes you valuable becomes outdated? People analytics is a young industry. It moves fast. It idolises innovation. So where's the place for experience when everyone's chasing the next AI b
Think of the best athletes in the world. They all have coaches. People who see what they can't see, who've been where they're going, who fight in their corner. People analytics is only 20-30 years old. It's not a heavy c
You know the problem: getting people to understand data so they can take action. But what about the opposite problem? When people are SO data literate they'd rather debate methodology than actually do something? "How did
Data visualisation tools - which tool is best? Wrong question. The real question: what are you actually trying to achieve? I built a dashboard. Scoped it properly. Delivered exactly what was asked for. Then heard the sou
I thought I'd waltz in with fancy analytics and blow everyone's minds. Spoiler: I was spectacularly wrong... Turns out, before you can create magic, you need to create the right evironment... Who are your people? What do
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