We hosted the Leadership Dialogue, part of our Leadership Co-Lab, a conversation in which Prof. Laura shared key insights from her research, whilst leaders of industry challenged us with their urgent problems.
Read MoreA summary of our journey to bring behavioural science to diversity and inlcusion at Ericsson.
Read MoreIn this piece, we outline 3 things leaders should do better when designing experiments in the workplace to ensure they create sustainable positive change in their organization.
Read MoreThis is the first interview in the Experimenter series 2.0, where we discuss an experiment on focus time with the behavioural science unit from Bancolombia.
Read MoreWe ran an experiment to find out how best to engage people with responsible investment. People like hearing a positive story, but sharing stark truths seems more likely to cause them to take action.
Read MoreThe sixth and final interview in the series with pioneer Dr. Laura Giurge, a brilliant professor and our research advisor at MoreThanNow.
Read MoreThe fifth interview of the series with pioneer Nafa Ben Haddej, VP in Behavioural Risk Audit at NatWest.
Read MoreIn this part, MoreThanNow’s founder James Elfer kindly explains what an experiment actually is, and why experimentation is so important.
Read MoreThe fourth interview of the series with pioneer Brett Skinner, Senior Consultant in Leadership at Nationwide Building Society.
Read MoreThe third interview of the series with pioneer Maria Guadalupe, Professor at INSEAD.
Read MoreAn experiment with researchers from Exeter University, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. Part of our Inclusive Hybrid Programme with TSB and Nationwide.
Read MoreThe second interview of the series with pioneer Chris Rider, Senior Behavioural Scientist at Novartis.
Read MoreThe first interview of the series with pioneer Rosario Saud, Head of Performance & Career Enablement at Ericsson.
Read MoreOur controlled experiment explored whether time, not capability, could unlock leadership potential at Nationwide Building Society.
Read MoreAs we are getting closer to a return to offices, the question of who hybrid working becomes ever so relevant. Several researchers predict that the new normal will create inequality among workers with and without caring responsibilities.
Read MoreCompanies spend $8 billion a year on diversity training, despite the lack of evidence for its effect. What can we do to make them work better in absence of a good alternative?
Read MoreThere are great opportunities to use behavioural science to encourage people to invest their pensions into sustainable funds. Help us find out how we can encourage people to save for a better future, for themselves and for the rest of us.
Read MoreOur evidence-based principles for good performance management.
Read MoreWhat is the impact of ‘bias cards’ on decision making? We conducted an experiment with a global pharmaceutical company to find an answer.
Read MoreOur collaboration with LSE Consulting, commissioned by BT and Phoenix Group
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