Are there ways in which you'd consider yourself a numbers nerd?

[Another Fan]

Sports and business imo seems to place a greater and greater emphasis on analytics and numbers.  I don't follow it at all but I know about the PFF website.  In baseball there's the whole Moneyball approach with changed the game.  

 

In business where I work I see it as well.  Long term/Managed Care insurance companies place greater and greater emphasis on analytics/algorithms for patient based approvals based on numerous factors such as therapy progress, medical and wound notes, and even some human factors of patient family support.

 

 

But personally I always liked working with numbers.  There's mental exercises I do every now and then involving them.  Per say sometimes I'm curious just how many posts I've done a day on this site since I belonged.  Comes to 2996 posts/1452 days= 2.0633608154 posts per day for almost 4 years 🙂

[Saxum]

Used to be.  I used to multiply matrixes in my head but that was a long time ago.  Was offered a position I was not even applying for on my reputation I guess.

[BarleyNY]

I do a bit.  I don’t dive into the salary cap like I used to, but I understand it pretty well and try to answer questions and comment on things like contract and valuations when they come up.