Title: I&#x27;m a middle manager at a large tech company that recently took responsibility for a few engineering teams that do some stats heavy work.  Each producing forecasts where we talk about accuracy of predictions, some that use machine learning &amp; the like.<p>I have a fairly shallow understanding.  I took a basic stats class in undergrad 20 years ago.  Over the years, I’ve seen various analysis so I’m not totally lost when people talk about p-values (but also have a lot of gaps where some of the details are lost on me).<p>I’d like to strengthen my understanding so I can better understand&#x2F;appreciate&#x2F;represent what the teams are doing.  Any recommendations on a course of study?<p>FWIW, I’ve considered just buying a text book or hiring a tutor.  I looked at classes at the local community colleges, but both the syllabus suggests a fairly slow pace (and most things I feel comfortable with) and when I took a previous class (iOS development) it was so dang slow in pacing.
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