How do you measure the success of your experiments when you're at an early stage company and there may not be enough quantitative data?
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Nuvemshop Director, Product Growth | Formerly Superhuman, RD Station, IBM, Bosch • 5mo
That's a different (and more challenging) situation! And you could also face this, especially when experimenting on a journey where you don't have many users passing by, ...
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Barracuda Networks Sr. Director, Product Management • 8mo
At an early stage, success isn’t always about big dashboards or perfect p-values—it’s about learning. I tell my team: if the experiment helps us answer a question we were...
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Chainguard Senior Director of Product Management • 8mo
A CPO I worked for once told me that qualitative data is still data. (And this person had previously worked for Amazon, a notoriously quantitative data-driven company!)Ri...
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