I am kinda amused by the reaction to this tweet. This statement is true. Step changes in tech/life are rarely iterative. People don't understand the "Why" of our obsession with A/B testing. Time for A short 𧾠and a few anecdotes. Grab a âď¸
I am kinda amused by the reaction to this tweet. This statement is true. Step changes in tech/life are rarely iterative. People don't understand the "Why" of our obsession with A/B testing. Time for A short 𧾠and a few anecdotes. Grab a âď¸
Same as Ever: Timeless Lessons on Risk, Opportunity and Living a Good Life
Morgan Housel ⢠77 highlights
amazon.com
Many concepts that sound good on paper are infeasible to implement, or simply donât produce the expected results. Itâs frustrating when that happens, of course, but the pace of experimentation and learning at a startup is unparalleled. I think this is an especially important form of rigor for theorycels like me. Building product forces a different ... See more
Jasmine Sun ⢠exit interview
Donât get paralyzed by testing everything. If you canât get statistical significance within a month, use pre/post analysis instead. Trust intuition more, especially when:
You have low traffic/conversion volumes
The change is low-risk
You need to move quickly
The impact is obvious
You have low traffic/conversion volumes
The change is low-risk
You need to move quickly
The impact is obvious
Fast iteration can make up for a lot; itâs usually ok to be wrong if you iterate quickly. Plans should be measured in decades, execution should be measured in weeks.