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Hey! Someone asked me what questions I’d put to a C-suite exec before taking an experimentation role. Good question. This week I share my answer and why I’d ask for that conversation even if I wasn’t looking for a job.
Plus reads on produ...
The nominees for DDMA Experimentation Heroes 2026 have been announced. Eight cases from OHRA, DPG Media, Centraal Beheer, JBL, ANWB, Achmea and Univé are competing for an award this year. On Thursday, 5 November, the nominees will present t...
This week: on reversible decisions, CRO agency trends, and the six hardest open problems in large-scale experimentation. You’ll also find 1k+ open roles, upcoming events, and a cartoon that made me smile.
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This week: Q4 planning season is here, and most epics aren't ready for it. Also: Spotify explains why Bayesian A/B testing isn't worth the complexity. You'll also find 1k+ open roles, upcoming events, and something that made me smile.
This week: I’m back from Future of Experimentation in Porto; a small, intense gathering that left me with more clarity than most conferences give me in a year. Also: the rise of the product builder, and how to get cited by AI. You’ll also f...
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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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