Danny Qu

Insight in the title is a bit unclear. Consider using more concise language.

Tatum

Overall, really awesome visualization. The insight is intuitive. Companies with higher profit have higher market value/# employees /assets etc.

I like the color encoding for company rank. It works well when examing a large number of data points.

Labels on the X and Y-axis of the graph would be useful to remind me of which values I am looking at currently.

embedding the links would be less visually distracting.

How are the companies filtered? Is it random which companies are selected/removed for visualization when using the slider?

Nevermind, I see that it is by ranking.

"every single variable" feels vague. Of courses there exists a strong correlation between these, otherwise, why would Forbes have included them in the dataset.

I like the interactivity of being able to change the X-Axis and Y-Axis one by one. While this design choice leads to lower occlusion, it is time-consuming to examine each combination of variables, and a few of the combinations are redundant. A scatter matrix that shows all of the possible combinations at once would decrease the time it takes to find relationships between the variables.

appended@2.csv

Forbes 500 Companies: Higher revenue means higher profit?

Profits/No. of Employee/Assets/Market Value are all having positive relationship with revenue, which leads to high Forbes 500 ranking. Profit is the most significant factor leading to increase in revenue.