Experimental Mind: Organising for scaled experimentation
🔎 What I've been reading last week
Lukas Vermeer and Flavio De Souza write about our efforts to make experimentation an integral part of our culture at Vista. The Experimentation Ambassador program plays a very important part in that — and you could be the one leading it.
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Great blog post by Avinash Kaushik on the power of experimentation, but also it's challenges:
March 28, the third cohort of the 'accelerating innovation with A/B testing' class starts. Ronny Kohavi will teach you everything he knows about A/B testing in 5 two hour sessions. Subscribe via this link and you will receive a $50 Amazon gift card.
Bhavik Patel makes the case for testing one hypothesis at the time.
🚀 Job opportunities
Or checkout the other 36 open roles in experimentation, CRO and analytics.
📅 Upcoming events
Upcoming events in the next three months:
15 March: Conversionboost (Copenhagen)
28 March: Accelerating Innovation with A/B Testing (virtual)
21 April: Emerce Conversion (Amsterdam)
27 April: Experimentation Elite (London)
🆕 14 May, MeasureCamp (London)
🆕 18-20 May: Measuring Behavior (Krakow)
🆕 19 May, MeasureBowling (12+ cities)
🆕 21 May, MeasureCamp (Amsterdam)
See the full overview of events to find 15+ other events and conferences for you and your team.
💬 Quote of the week
“The system is lazy. It focuses on the things that are easy to measure. ... One way to move forward is to learn discernment. You can discover overlooked value by measuring things that are difficult to measure." — Seth Godin on easy measurements
☕ Thanks for reading
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Kevin