Data governance doesn't have to be boring. A data professional argues that surprise elements like rap songs, games, and quizzes make compliance stick better, and the worst that happens if you try something weird is people ignore it and you try something else.
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Even if data is, for many of us, an exciting place for even more people, it's not an exciting place to be in. Right. So that means there's a stereotype that data people are actually pretty dry and very serious about the topic. So anything to be creative with has the element of surprise on our side. Right. Nobody expects data people to come with the rap song or do a game or do some kind of quizzes. Right. Make it work. So I think that is, I think, really the key. I don't expect anyone here to start writing rap songs about data governance or anything, but I would just encourage everyone to just be creative. There's really not a lot to lose. Right. The worst that it can get is people don't think it was really appealing, but then that's fine. We just try something else. Right?