You would all be forgiven for assuming that bar , pie and queue line are favourite pastimes of the British . Yet, in fact – yes, we did learn this back in GCSE maths – they are also mechanisms through which meaningless, mundane data of suspect origin can be given a Gok Wan -grade makeover, with the prime objective of padding out biblical 187-page PowerPoint presentations and 871-page Word reports (*other Microsoft productivity tools are available). In other words, documents that nobody has the intention of ever reading. But it becomes apparent over the years; this is perhaps the one skill which serves you well for a lifetime in certain careers. In sales. Consultancy. Politics. Or any other profession in which the only known entry requirement is the ability to chat loudly over a whizzy graph of dubious quality and value, preferably while frantically waving your arms around. Nevertheless, we are acutely conscious of the fact that w...
Daddy, can we make a robot?