The truth about salaries
Your predictive model for customer churn, which you worked on in Chapter 1, has been deployed. Your project manager asks you to work on a new internal project. The goal is to analyze a database with employee salaries in San Francisco, USA.
After doing an exhaustive exploratory data analysis, you have to present your findings to the human resources team. They want to compare San Francisco salary growth to the one at the company; they need to understand how to forecast salaries for the next year. You are about to copy the graphs from your analysis. Your manager reminds you to select the right data for your stakeholders.
You start by writing down what you believe can help you choose the proper findings.
One of the statements you wrote is false. Can you select which one it is?
This exercise is part of the course
Data Communication Concepts
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