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On May 18, 2026, we hosted the third annual Experimentation Conference at Booking.com on our Amsterdam campus. What started in 2024 as an experiment itself — would large-scale experimentation practitioners come together to learn from each o...
This week: a deeper look at effect distributions and why your win rate alone tells you almost nothing — plus AI in A/B tools, a quasi-experiment from BBC Studios, and the validation mindset trap. You'll also find 1k+ open roles, upcoming ev...
This week I’m trying something different: one longer look at a paper instead of the usual roundup. Let me know what you think. As always, you’ll also find 1k+ open roles, upcoming events, and a cartoon that made me smile.
This week three new reads/tools. Plus the latest jobs and events.
Convert—A/B tests & personalization for growth teams
Experimentation Jobs—Find your next role
I had planned to be running a 30k UTMB Zugspitze trail run in Garmisch-Partenkirchen last weekend. Then my wife had a small accident (she’ll be fine) and that plan went out the window. With the extra time, I picked up The Decision Stack by...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Product and experimentation leader. Writes the weekly Experimental Mind newsletter. Co-founder ExperimentationJobs.com.
Experimentation at Booking.com
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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