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  • Kevin Anderson

    Product and experimentation leader. Writes the weekly Experimental Mind newsletter. Co-founder ExperimentationJobs.com.

  • Jorden

    In 2008 Jorden ran his first a/b test. Fast forward to 2026 and he has run experiments across Finance, Search and Travel. One thing is clear after 15+ years of experimentation: most of his ideas turned out to be wrong.

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    Experimentation at Booking.com

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