Experimentation Metrics and Strategy Questions
Designing experiments and selecting appropriate primary, secondary, and guardrail metrics to evaluate hypotheses while protecting long term user value. This includes choosing metrics that reflect both short term signal and long term outcomes, reasoning about metric interactions and potential unintended consequences, and applying statistical considerations such as minimum detectable effect, sample size and power analysis, test duration, and external validity across segments and platforms. Candidates should also discuss experiment risk mitigation, stopping rules, and how to operationalize experiment results into product decisions.
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