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The History and Organizational Value of Resilience

Written by Peter van Gorsel on 23/05/2023.

Resilience among the Romans Let’s explore resilience through a historical lens. Julius Caesar faced his first major defeat in Gaul in the...

Integrating Change Management with Implementing OKRs

Written by Nisha Joseph on 28/04/2023.

This article is written by Nisha Joseph (Profit.co) on the synergy between OKRs and change management. Integrating change management with OKRs helps...

The Neuroscience of Habits for individuals and organizations 1

The Neuroscience of Habits: Individual & Organizational

Written by Philip Jordanov on 17/04/2023.

This article on the neuroscience of habits was co-created with our valued partner Guy Shpak PhD. from the Mindset Framework while developing a training...

Modern HR: from Ancient Rome to Times of AI

Written by Peter van Gorsel on 27/02/2023.

HR, the management of work, culture, and people towards a desired end, is a fundamental activity in any organization. It is an inevitable consequence...

A Behavioral Guide to Digital Transformation

Written by Francesco Chevallard on 23/01/2023.

Abstract The rapid pace of technological innovation forces companies to keep changing and innovating to stay relevant in the modern economic environment....

The business value of behavioral science by Neurofied

What is the business value of behavioral science?

Written by Beirem Ben Barrah on 23/11/2022.

For almost half a decade now, we get asked some variation on the question of “How can behavioral scientists help organizations?”. Sometimes ‘organizations’...

Red-Blue Team Intervention: Driving Constructive Conflict

Written by Beirem Ben Barrah on 26/09/2022.

This is our first article in a series on evidence-based change interventions informed by behavioral science. We open with a process intervention: the...

4 Behavioral Strategies for Organizational Compliance

Written by Daphnée Vouette on 20/07/2022.

What internal procedures and policies are in place in your organization to ensure internal conduct? Think of your written values, ethics policy, rules,...

10 Decision-Making Books for Leaders

Written by Beirem Ben Barrah on 12/05/2022.

This article focuses on decision-making books that we believe every leader should read -or learn more about. Scientific insights from behavioral psychology...

Behaviorally Informed Change Models for Today’s VUCA Environment

Written by Beirem Ben Barrah on 10/05/2022.

This is part 2 in a series on more effective organizational change management with insights from behavioral psychology and neuroscience. In our first...

(Behavioral) Change management demystified

Written by Beirem Ben Barrah on 29/04/2022.

This is article 1 in our series on organizational change management informed by brain and behavior insights. You can find an overview of the articles...

Forewarned Is Not Forearmed: A Behavioral Strategy Perspective

Written by Ishita Aradhey on 30/05/2021.

Blog Series: Volume I Considering the vast nature of behavioral strategy, from its theoretical framework to its strategic decision architecture, to...

The Importance of Storytelling for Leaders

Written by Deniz Yerebakan on 14/05/2021.

“Every leader needs a good story.” You have probably heard this before, but did you really think about why this is the case? There is a good explanation...

Sunk Cost Fallacy: Throwing good money after bad

Written by Maarten Bosten on 25/03/2021.

Have you ever found yourself buying something expensive because you had spent so much time looking for it? Or did you secretly consider the price you...

Decision-making in times of crisis Neurofied

Decision-making in times of crisis: 3 cognitive biases that could cost you a fortune

Written by Maarten Bosten on 20/11/2020.

Decision-making becomes even more essential in crisis. When you come across terms like the “one-and-a-half-meter economy”, it becomes clear that people...

System 1 and 2 Systeem 1 en 2 door Neurofied

System 1 and 2: Thinking fast? Slow down.

Written by Philip Jordanov on 26/12/2018.

Sooner or later, it becomes clear to us that we humans experience trouble with decision-making from time to time. Although most of us think that we...

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