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I’ve literally never seen that happen. It’s always problem, initial hypothesis, request for data (then data is either unavailable or typically supports the hypo
by balderdash 1y ago
I’ve literally never seen that happen. It’s always problem, initial hypothesis, request for data (then data is either unavailable or typically supports the hypothesis, occasionally the data doesn't and you go back to the drawing board.
- morkalork 1y agoHave you worked on a data team? I've seen that bs a number of times, it's how I mentally grade different managers and PM/POs. Re the unavailable data: Smart people ask before a big change, get told what devs are missing and need to instrument/record and then leverage those new metrics for the before/after comparison. Not-smart people yolo the changes, ask for the metrics after and go whoops it's too hard or impossible to check.
- balderdash 1y agoI’m sure it does happen but a number of times does not come close to all (99%)