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🌟Acquired Minisodes powered by Statsig Launch Week🌟 Day 2: A conversation with Karri Saarinen, CEO of Linear 🎙️Tune in 👉Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4fojSXH 👉Youtube: https://bit.ly/3YHeCc3 Today we're excited to share highlights from Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal's conversation with Karri, who discussed finding the balance between data-driven decision-making and vision. Karri emphasizes knowing when to use data to validate specific questions in product development, while also recognizing that data doesn’t always provide direction for the broader vision of the product. 📊 Stay tuned for the rest of this week as we release more highlights from the Acquired Minisodes conversations!

Looking for something to do in New York on Nov. 14th? The Statsig team will be in Union Square hosting a technical meetup with Marcos Arribas and Greg Foster, CTO and Co-founder of Graphite! Come hang out and grab a drink on us. Sign up here 👉 https://lu.ma/bjgav49c

Listen to the Acquired podcast? We have a surprise in store for you. 🌟Introducing Acquired Minisodes powered by Statsig Launch Week🌟 Day 1: A conversation with Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel 🎧Listen in 👉Spotify: https://spoti.fi/40nXc5Q 👉Youtube: https://bit.ly/3Usu2yv At #sigsum, Statsig co-hosted not one, not two, but eight short-form interviews with Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal from Acquired. Each of these <20-minute sessions features senior tech leaders discussing their expertise in product and data, and sharing their picks for the best organizations and leaders of all time! Starting today, we’ll be sharing short-form highlight videos from these interviews every day this week. You can find the full 10-20 minute-long episodes by searching for ‘Acquired Minisodes’ on Spotify or Youtube. First up is Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel, who shares his vision of AI as a rocketship for the mind, driving a shift from content consumption to content creation.🚀

Why experiment? 🤔 Toney Wen, CTO & Cofounder of Cider says it best! Read our customer story about how they scaled to 160+ countries through experimentation: https://lnkd.in/g6q4zQ7K #experimentation

Great day at Lenny's Summit yesterday! Felt like a mini reunion, saw so many old friends and colleagues. 🥰 Very fun to be representing Statsig as well... it's a pretty cool experience to have folks come up to your booth not to check out your product but to tell you, "We already use Statsig and we love it!" Thanks for bringing us all together Lenny Rachitsky! Already excited for next year.

We're running a one-time survey to understand how people are experimenting with AI. The results will be refined, anonymized, and shared in an upcoming article. Like you, we've been wondering what everyone else is up to on the AI front, especially in the context of experimentation. We hope the results of this survey will help shed some light. Contribute to this survey and you just might win a coupon to the Statsig swag store!

Analyze retention between any two events, then group by feature gate groups or experiment variants to understand their impact on retention 💡 Feature Fridays Week 36: Today, we're excited to announce group-by capabilities in retention charts 📉 Software Engineer Nicole Smith demonstrates how to break down retention analysis for deeper insights 🧐 - You can analyze retention by event properties, user properties, feature gate groups, and experiment variants. - In this example, Nicole examines whether users who received a specific offer retained better in later weeks compared to others. Note: This feature is available for both Cloud (fully-hosted) and Warehouse Native customers. Head to Analytics > Metrics Explorer to dive deep into retention! #analytics

We're excited to partner with Bell Statistics to host a webinar next month on sequential testing and its role in A/B experimentation. Join Allon Korem (CEO of Bell Statistics) and Michael Makris (Data Scientist at Statsig) as they dive deep into the topic 🧐 Save your spot: https://lnkd.in/gt-yyTny #datascience #experimentation

💹 💱 💵 New Metric Type on Statsig: Currency Conversion Sums! At Statsig, we love building products that make data quality easy - so we knew we wanted to build this feature when global retailer Decathlon talked to us about the time and effort that could be saved with an automatic currency conversion for their revenue metrics. This metric type is still in early beta, so the best way to get access is to reach out in Statsig's slack channel! How this works: You log events with a transaction amount and a transaction currency included in the metadata and choose a common currency to translate all incoming transactions into. When processing experiment & metric values, Statsig uses the currency conversion values at midnight to compute the metric value in the selected common currency.

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