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For today's applied statisticians and data scientists, collaboration is areality. Statisticians (and data scientists) may collaborate with domainexperts across academic fields, industry sectors, and governmental andnon-governmental organizations. Thus, statisticians must develop skills andtechniques for collaboration. To this end, we advance a framework called theQualitative-Quantitative-Qualitative (QQQ, pronounced "Q-Q-Q") approach tosystematize the content of statistical collaborations. The QQQ approachexplicitly emphasizes the importance of the qualitative context of a project,as well as the qualitative interpretation of quantitative findings. We explainthe QQQ approach and each of its components as applied to statistics and datascience consultations and collaborations. We provide guidance for implementingeach stage of the approach and present data evaluating the effectiveness ofteaching the QQQ approach to beginning collaborators.

The Content of Statistics and Data Science Collaborations: the QQQ Framework