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Over 150 attendees gathered to participate in a live Makeover Monday session at TC16. Tableau Zen Master Andy Kriebel and Tableau’s own Andy Cotgreave led the group in visualizing a data set on Austin restaurant inspection.

Mentoring is such a great way to learn for both the mentor and the mentee. Through this relationship, we provide counsel and help each other grow. This can work almost any way you’d like. It can be formal (assigned) or informal (unassigned). It can be short or long-term.

I have lived in my house for 14 years. And every Halloween, I get inundated with trick-or-treaters. Year after year, it's like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory at my house, with candy flying out the door. Now, being a data guy, what do I do? Well, that's simple—I count them.

When you hear data, what two words come to mind? Take just one minute to share your two words. Don’t worry, there isn’t a right or wrong answer—data means many things to many people. So tell us your two-word definition of data.

Here are three lessons I’ve learned through my own journey and through conversation with other women in tech.

Check out our latest round of the Best of the Tableau Web!

8 歳の Joe Radburn 君は、月曜日にたいてい「データで遊んで」います。Joe 君は、まったく新しい形のデータビジュアライゼーションを考え出す毎週のコンテスト、Makeover Monday の常連なのです。 「お父さんがデータをダウンロードしたら、ぼくは 20 分くらいで、これでいいっていう感じにするんだ。これでいいってなったら、お父さんが見てくれるんだよ」と Joe 君は語ります。

When we asked you to share #DataLessons (advice for people starting their data journey), the wisdom started flowing in! And once again, we were reminded of what a generous and thriving community we have. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced vizzer, we are sure that some of these tips will resonate with you as much as they did with us! Here are the highlights.

What an honour! #MakeoverMonday has been shortlisted for “Best DataViz Project” in the Kantar Information Is Beautiful Awards.

This month, I received the news that I had finally reached a career-long goal of being named a Tableau Zen Master, Tableau’s highest honor. As I felt the outpouring of support from the community, I put a lot of thought into the most appropriate response. I quickly realized that simply responding to tweets or LinkedIn messages would not do it justice, so I’m documenting some thoughts here to share with the community.

Last week, I learned that I was selected as a Tableau Zen Master. I am extremely excited and humbled to join such an exceptional group of Tableau talent. As I reflect on my journey, I wanted to share a few tips that helped me and will hopefully inspire others.

We are delighted to announce our new 2016-2017 Tableau Zen Masters. This year, we have selected 27 people who represent the three pillars of our program.