Behavior change is hard. Actively changing another person's behavior is even harder. But many companies have been able to crack that code. They're the companies who understand that people don't always — or maybe even rarely — act rationally. The Science of Change is a podcast that seeks to demystify how businesses apply the psychology of decision-making. Each episode, host Kristen Berman, behavior... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Tech NewsNews |
Trying something new is hard at the macro level. Yelp reviews reduce that uncertainty that comes with new things. But how do they help businesses achieve organic and meaningful reviews? In this episode, host Kristen Berman is joined by Akhil Kuduvall... more
You’ve probably heard of Asana or maybe you already use it in your workplace. In this episode, Paige Costello, Core Product Leader at Asana, joins the show to explain the features that help codify and amplify some of the key components that make work... more
In the last few years, buy now pay later has become the hottest development in the digital payment space. The flexibility of this type of models can bring many benefits for companies that know how to implement them, but the irrational decisions that ... more
What are the most common mistakes people make looking for love online - and how do apps try to solve them? In this episode, host Kristen Berman talks with Jin Chua and Matt Gray, a pair of product leaders working at Match, one of the largest dating p... more
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Kristen and team do an outstanding job introducing behavioral concepts alongside a free-flowing discussion. They have some of the leaders in behavioral science in personalization on to discuss their work and provide valuable examples.
I recently discovered this podcast after following Kristen’s work for some time. I’m blown away by the ability of Kristen to mesh the concepts taken from research and their application to some of the most well known products and brands.
One of the best Behaviroal podcast I have heard. Kristen tears down and explain the why of the behaviors we do. Kudos and thank you!!!!
Love how much behind-the-scenes is shared on this podcast. Hearing about what’s worked and what hasn’t worked for other companies is gold.
Looks under the hood of your favorite products to see how behavioral insights are tested and applied. I already have way too many behavioral shows in my podcast backlog but this has earned a spot in regular rotation.
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