Data Lab Project Challenge 1#

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Table of Content

Table of Content

Data Lab Project Challenge 1#

RGR Channel Performance Analysis

Target Audience: Deliveroo Senior Leadership Team (SLT)

Objective: Evaluate the efficiency of the Rider Get Rider (RGR) referral scheme to determine future strategy.

📍 1. Executive Summary & Context

At Deliveroo, building the optimal rider fleet is critical. The Rider Get Rider (RGR) scheme is an incentivised referral program targeting current riders. This analysis aims to provide a 30-minute strategic briefing on whether to Scale, Pivot, or Kill the RGR channel.

Key Strategic Questions ❓

  • Performance: How does RGR stack up against Organic, Paid Social, or Job Boards?

  • Success Metrics: Is the "cost-per-acquisition" balanced by "rider quality"?

  • Optimization: What levers should be pulled to improve RGR performance?


📊 2. Data Dictionary & Schema

The analysis is based on the rgr_data_test.csv dataset. Below is the structured breakdown:

Category

Field Name

Description

Identity

Rider ID

Unique identifier for each applicant.

Logistics

Location, Vehicle_type

Geographic and equipment segmentation.

Timeline

Application_date

Used to calculate Funnel Conversion Time.

Channel

Acquisition_channel

The primary grouping variable (RGR vs. Others).

Productivity

Throughput_cumulative

Key Metric: Orders delivered per hour.

Referral

Succussful_referrals

Performance of the RGR scheme at the individual level.

The data 👇

[File here]

🧠 3. Analytical Approach

To provide a concise briefing, the analysis should focus on three specific pillars:

A. Channel Efficiency

  • Conversion Rate: Application_dateFirst_work_date.

  • Lead Time: How much faster do RGR riders get on the road?

B. Rider Quality

  • Productivity: Compare Throughput_cumulative across channels.

  • Engagement: Analyze Hours_worked vs. Tenure to determine Rider Retention.

C. Viral Coefficient

  • Calculate the ratio of Successful_referrals to total riders to see if the scheme is self-sustaining.


⚠️ 4. Data "Edge Cases" to Monitor

Pro Tip: To maintain credibility with the SLT, we must address data irregularities:

  • 🚫 Nulls: Riders with an approval date but no first shift.

  • 🚀 Outliers: Riders with impossible throughput stats.

  • Logic Checks: Ensuring First_work_date isn't before the application date.


🎨 5. Tableau Visualization Strategy

If building this in Tableau, I recommend the following layout:

  • Top Row (KPIs): Total Riders, Avg. Throughput, RGR % of Total Fleet.

  • Middle (Comparison): A Side-by-Side Bar Chart comparing channels by quality.

  • Bottom (Trend): A Line Chart showing application volume over time.

SQL
-- Calculated Field Example: Days to First Shift
DATEDIFF('day', [Application_date], [First_work_date])


Tips for completing the test

  • You can undertake the analysis using whichever tools or techniques you like (e.g. R,

  • Tableau, Excel etc..). We suggest you use the tools you are most familiar and comfortable with.

  • The output of your work should be appropriate for your imaginary audience (eg. Deliveroo’s Senior Leadership Team).

  • Don’t over complicate it.