Stop Incentivizing “Productivity Theater” at Work
In today’s hybrid workplace, employers care more about the appearance of busyness than they do about real results.
In today’s hybrid workplace, employers care more about the appearance of busyness than they do about real results.
Every holiday season, we spend as much as 30% more than we should on presents. Here’s the behavioral science of why that happens.
Offering people rewards seems like a surefire way to encourage healthier behavior. But research shows it’s actually a bit more complicated.
As hybrid and remote work become the new norm, team leaders need to adapt their brainstorming strategies to maintain an innovative edge.
In a world of converging crises, learn how your company can manage the rise of cyber risk with scenario-planning.
When work is meaningful it can shape our value systems. When it's not, it can feel like a total waste of time and energy, aka, bullsh*t.
Why are we so willing to pay $5 for our morning latte? Value perception is influenced by the way we process information.
The link between behavioral science and the stock market is always relevant, but the conversation surrounding it becomes increasingly important in times of uncertainty, as seen in the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic.
Social norms structure our lives and usually lead to good behavior. But the norm of reciprocity can also fuel corruption.