From product-management
Measure what matters: define a North Star metric that captures delivered value, decompose it into 3-5 movable input metrics, distinguish vanity (cumulative totals) from actionable (rates/cohorts/retention), set guardrails, and judge outcomes vs a baseline.
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One metric = value customers get; decompose into **3-5 input metrics** a team can move. Signups-while-ignoring-retention is theater.
One metric = value customers get; decompose into 3-5 input metrics a team can move. Signups-while-ignoring-retention is theater.
Cumulative totals/raw counts flatter; rates, cohorts, retention reveal. Drop metrics you can't act on.
Name what you must not harm (don't grow signups by tanking conversion).
Did the target metric move vs baseline/control? Significance -> applied-statistics. A ship that moved nothing is a learning — say so.
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Enforces test-driven development: write failing test first, then minimal code to pass. Use when implementing features or bugfixes.
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