>Being purely data-driven without good intuition and long-term bets (that can't be "proven" with data), and the product loses its soul.
This sounds like post-hoc, anti-intellectual rationalization.
How do you place long-term bets without a model to measure expectations versus outcomes? How do you know what good intuition is? There is a ton of research on "gut" calls that demonstrates it's random.
This sounds like post-hoc, anti-intellectual rationalization.
How do you place long-term bets without a model to measure expectations versus outcomes? How do you know what good intuition is? There is a ton of research on "gut" calls that demonstrates it's random.
>But data is not a substitute for good judgment
Good judgement requires data.