Briefings
The meeting is for the decision, not for a first look at the table.
A Feature Vertex Hub briefing lasts seventy-five minutes. The memo is sent at least a day before. People who have not read it are asked to use the first minutes in silence rather than to be talked through every chart.
Who should be there
- The product manager who owns the flag
- One engineer who can speak to assignment and known bugs
- Someone with authority to refuse a ship — often a design lead or a group product manager
- The analyst who pulled the table, if that person is not already in the room as one of the above
More than eight people turns the briefing into a town hall. Extra attendees can receive the memo and the decision slip without sitting in.
Where
In person at Bang Mara,Johor Bahru,Johor,80000,Malaysia, or by video. We do not brief from a noisy open floor if we can help it; if your office cannot offer a room, video is kinder to the original question.
What to send five days before
- The hypothesis in the wording used at launch
- Variant descriptions, including screenshots
- Assignment rule, start and stop dates, sample sizes
- Primary metric and guardrail definitions
- Results table for that window
- A note on peeking, campaigns, outages, or bugs
If that pack is thin, we postpone rather than invent. Read how to pack an experiment folder.
Clock
Seventy-five minutes
What we will not reopen
Once the slip is signed, we do not reopen the same experiment because a later chart looked friendlier. A new window, a repaired assignment, or a different hypothesis is a new engagement. The flagship readout includes this briefing. Workshops use a shorter clock per experiment; see squad readout workshop.
Hold a date
Send the experiment name and a window the product manager can attend. We confirm after the pack is readable. Fees are on the rates page.