Learn across 200 experiments without fooling yourself

Decide from resultsHard

Problem. The team has run 200 experiments this year. Leadership wants to learn across them — what works, and how big are the effects. How do you do this meta-analysis without fooling yourself?

Before you reveal: say your answer out loud, as if you were in the real interview — get your reasoning across clearly first. There is no single correct answer: reading what the interviewer is really after and defending your own thinking is what makes an answer strong.

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