"We've seen our VP of sales ops getting into Hex.. doing some stuff that would have taken a deep Python background to do in his free time, wearing his pajamas. Which is pretty unbelievable." Hear more about why HubSpot's Stephen Moseley and Tony Avino seriously love Hex ⤵️

Dropped into a new sales leadership role at Hex. Didn’t know the team, pipeline, or what good looked like. But 8 days in, I was leading strategic convos, with data. Here’s how Threads helped me skip 3 months of ramp-up and start making impact fast: hex.tech/blog/using-thr…

🆕 new in the Notebook Agent: deleted cell references get a nice little strikethru when deleted! Makes it easy when understand what's been done when skimming a thread. people think agents are some big scary thing but it's mostly just a lot of tiny little things like this 🙂

"Hex is my go-to to create visualizations in presentations for stakeholders at all levels, whether it's product managers, directors, or executives." Hear from Reddit, Inc.'s Paul Raff, Pallavi Baral, and Richard Xue on how they use Hex ⤵️

Why data apps confused the hell out of me (and probably confuse you too) ➡️hex.tech/blog/differenc…

honored to be included on this list 🫶 newcomer.co/p/meet-the-cer…

"Without Hex, things would be pretty archaic at Reddit." Hear more hot takes from Reddit, Inc.'s Paul Raff, Richard Xue, and Pallavi Baral⤵️

The best data teams have figured out something counterintuitive: perfect answers delivered late are worse than good answers delivered fast. Analytics in the AI era isn’t about perfect data, it’s about building trust through iteration and speed