S1 E9 | You Don’t Need the Latest Stack. You Need Better Questions. Episode with Rushil Daya & Kris Peeters

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Kris Peeters & Rushil Daya - The Data Playbook Podcast

Learn to build high-performing data teams with agile practices, strong leadership, CI/CD, testing, mentoring, and collaboration.

In this episode of The Data Playbook, we explore what it really takes to build high-performance data teams.

Host Kris Peeters is joined by Rushil Daya, Senior Data Engineer at Dataminded, who shares practical lessons from years of **leading successful data team**s across industries. They discuss:


🔍 Topics covered:

  • The link between data success and business value

  • How mentoring beats documentation when upskilling teams

  • Why testing and CI/CD matter more than flashy tools

  • What makes stakeholder communication essential

  • Why Agile is nothing without real feedback loops

🎙 Hosted by Kris Peeters

👥 With Rushil Daya, Dataminded

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Belgium

Vismarkt 17, 3000 Leuven - HQ
Boomgaardstraat 115, 2018 Antwerpen

Vat. BE.0667.976.246

© 2026 Dataminded. All rights reserved.