Experimental Mind: stop confusing correlation with causation
🔎 What I've been reading this week
Ronny Kohavi roasts Optimizely's (and Adobe) documentation. They are misinterpreting p-values.
🚀 Job opportunities
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Product Manager, Growth & Retention at Vista (remote)
Product Manager, Experimentation at Adyen (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Full Stack Developer Experimentation at Booking.com (Amsterdam, NL)
Or have a look at the 16 other open roles on the job board.
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📅 Upcoming events
This is a running list of upcoming events:
CJAM Session with Dana di Tomaso & Collin Tate Crowell (Nov 18)
The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel (Nov 19-21, NL)
CJAM Session with Nir Eyal & Hazjier Pourkhalkhali (Nov 23, online)
Design The Next Step (Nov 25, 2021)
🆕 Panel session on Behavioural Data Science (Nov 30, online)
CJAM Session with Terry Pierelli & Erin Weigel (Dec 2, online)
🆕 Etsy Experimentation Virtual Event (Dec 7-8, online)
💬 Quote of the week
"You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete." — R. Buckminster Fuller
😉 Fun of the week
Visit Iceland mocks Mark Zuckerberg about his Metaverse and presents the 'Icelandverse':
The Icelandverse is unlike any other open-world experience with “-verse” in name, because it’s real. Plus, you don’t need a funny-looking VR headset.
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Kevin