Outcomes, honestly framed
Measurement never got the priority I argued for. I pushed for Hotjar in 2024 and watched real sessions a couple of times a week until a portal release removed it; my request to put analytics back stayed a backlog item; a structured CS capture I designed was proposed as a two-week pilot and never ran. When an engineer finally ran my eight questions against the portal’s event logs in September 2026, four could be answered, two came back null, and two couldn’t be asked of the data at all.
What I claim
In September 2026 an engineer checked the portal’s event logs: the summary has no event of its own, and the dashboard’s view event counts API calls, not page loads, so the data can’t say.
What I would have tracked: how often CS had to correct the reading mid-presentation, whether the untapped figure changed what a customer did next, and the count of “why is this number what it is” support conversations.
Documented rows have a dated artifact I can produce on request. Recollection is mine, undocumented.
What I claim
The numbers that would settle it: the share of decks that ship without a designer touching them, correction time per deck before and after the system, and how many people generate something in their first month against how many come back.
Documented rows have a dated artifact I can produce on request. Recollection is mine, undocumented.
What I claim
I resigned in May 2021, and that September the company shipped it as the 12 Week Plan, built from the files I handed over; no adherence or retention data for it has ever been in my hands.
What my own beta report named as the measure: empirical evidence of migraine frequency and reduction, and frequency of use.
Documented rows have a dated artifact I can produce on request.