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Tag: behavioral economics

Acculturation (part two)

More on the topic of organizational culture.

behavioral economics, business, economy, leadership, lessons learned, phd, psychology, reflections, reframe, research, work

Team creativity

A reflection on how we innovate in groups.

behavioral economics, creativity, humor, job, leadership, lessons learned, perspective, phd, psychology, reflections, research, work

What’s this about a PhD?

At first, getting a PhD seemed like a way to credential myself and expand my professional practice. Now, it’s a lifeline.

behavioral economics, career, depression, future, leadership, mental health, phd, self image

Choose your own adventure

I’m embarrassed and ashamed of the fact that I can’t stop internalizing the words and actions of insecure bullies.

anxiety, behavioral economics, career, change, depression, fear, future, jerk brain, mental health, philosophy, recovery, self image

How can it not know what it is?

How am I a human resource? Simple, I’m not.

4IR, behavioral economics, career, covid19, diversity, economy, emotional intelligence, future, inclusion, leadership, philosophy, podcast, work

It’s (a)live!

The presentations (including mine!) from the QUT BEST Centre 2020 Conference are now available online.

behavioral economics, diversity, inclusion, leadership, phd, research

The space between zero and one

False binaries let us convince ourselves that there are only stark choices. It isn’t true.

behavioral economics, economy, future, leadership, philosophy, work

How we know what we know

Our perspectives on leadership and leadership development stem from our role models, observations, and ability to look inward.

behavioral economics, phd, philosophy, role model

Redistribution is socialist! (But, give me my federal bailout…)

The COVID-19 pandemic is shining a spotlight on the many ironies of human behavior and belief. The economy and redistribution of resources is one.

behavioral economics, covid19, economy, future

My research interest

I’m interested in the ways in which new technologies are changing the way in which human beings understand work. Here’s a bit about that.

4IR, behavioral economics, phd, research

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