1. A statistician should act as a detective by asking questions to uncover what is really being asked of them and navigating uncertain spaces to reach conclusions.
2. When acting as a lawyer, statisticians must keep in mind who their audience is in order to present information effectively.
3. A statistician should act as a journalist that understands how evidence is used down the line, such as when presenting figures or tables to clients or stakeholders.

Being a killer statistician is not just about number crunching and data analysis. It is about adopting multiple roles to uncover insights, communicate effectively, and ensure real-world impact. Developing these skills requires a combination of methodological proficiency, curiosity, and awareness of the context and audience. By following Debarshi's advice and curating role models, we as statisticians can become successful and impactful.

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Resource: What makes a killer statistician?