product-experimentation
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Run end-to-end product experiments from assumption to decision: translate assumptions into testable hypotheses and experiment briefs, select the right method among qualitative interviews, prototypes, concierge tests, fake doors, feature flags, and A/B tests, and produce readouts that update the roadmap and decision record. Do not use when a qualitative or prototype test is the clearly right answer without statistical measurement; do not prescribe A/B testing by default; do not treat statistical significance as the only decision criterion or hide ethical and guardrail considerations.
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