The Truth About A/B Experimentation

There are plenty of blog articles singing the praises of using A/B experimentation to iteratively make product improvements, but what details are they missing?

After spending the last five years running thousands of experiments across the web, mobile, and email platforms at Groupon, I’ve learned firsthand about the successes and pitfalls of experimenting at scale. Turns out that experimentation is not simple, nor is it a solved problem. That said, getting experimentation right is the difference between organizations being driven by data versus being driven by a CEO’s latest whims.

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Chris Powers

Chris Powers has been leading software engineering organizations for the last 17 years, and he loves speaking about his experiences and learnings with audiences nationwide. As a Clean Coders author, Chris produced the "Clean Code in the Browser" video series applying the SOLID principles to browser-based applications. Chris lives in the northern Chicago suburbs with his wife and two children, and in his free time enjoys drumming, woodworking, and tabletop gaming.

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