Metrics Overload and Twitter Drama

from Seeking Scale Hosted by Andy Baldacci and Craig Hewitt

Craig and Andy discuss a Twitter interaction that they had. Craig tweeted about wanting a tool that shows trials month-to-date and how it compares to the previous month. Andy wonders what he would do with that information. Andy thinks that it’s too much noise and that this might not be the best comparison to make, ... Read more

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