How well do you know? TDS with jt
Medium-difficulty multiple-choice quiz testing key behaviors, frameworks, and mindsets from TDS with jt.
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Question 1: What is the primary purpose of the TDS 'problem framing' step?
To create marketing copy for the product launch
To define the scope and riskiest assumptions before solution design
To finalize technical architecture before user research
To immediately list every possible solution idea
Question 2: When prioritizing experiments in TDS, which criterion should get the highest weight?
How closely it matches competitor features
How polished the prototype looks
Number of stakeholders who like the idea
Potential learning about a critical assumption
Question 3: Which mindset best describes 'build to learn' in TDS?
Delivering a complete product before any feedback
Shipping minimal artifacts to validate hypotheses quickly
Maximizing feature count in early releases
Avoiding user interaction to prevent bias
Question 4: In a scenario where user interviews conflict with analytics, what does TDS recommend first?
Delay action until a full redesign is approved
Discard interviews as anecdotal and keep current roadmap
Investigate differences and design targeted experiments to resolve the discrepancy
Rely solely on analytics because numbers are objective
Question 5: Which metric should be chosen when the experiment goal is to test user engagement with a new flow?
Overall company revenue for the quarter
Total app installs during the month
Number of internal meetings about the flow
A tight, behavior-based metric tied directly to the flow's intended action
Question 6: A common myth: 'More data always produces better decisions.' How does TDS counter this?
Emphasize targeted, high-quality signals that address specific assumptions over raw volume
Rely exclusively on executive intuition despite lacking data
Insist on collecting every possible metric before making any decision
Postpone decisions until data is unanimous across sources
Question 7: Which behavior best reflects a team practicing rapid experiment cycles in TDS?
Requiring executive sign-off for every minor test
Only running experiments that are guaranteed to succeed
Launching small, time-boxed tests, reviewing results, and iterating within days or weeks
Waiting until a year-long roadmap item completes before checking outcomes
Question 8: How should insights from a failed experiment be treated according to TDS principles?
As irrelevant noise to ignore in future decisions
As a reason to stop all experimentation permanently
As proof that the team lacks skill and must be replaced
As valuable evidence that refines or rejects hypotheses and informs next experiments