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Communication & influence · Simplifying the complex

You're presenting the results of an A/B test to a growth review where the honest answer is 'the metric moved but the result isn't statistically significant.' How do you communicate that so the room makes a good decision instead of either over-reacting to noise or ignoring you?

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You're presenting the results of an A/B test to a growth review where the honest answer is 'the metric moved but the result isn't statistically significant.' How do you communicate that so the room makes a good decision instead of either over-reacting to noise or ignoring you?

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