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Grandma Was A Behavior Designer

Revealing age old secrets to designing stickier experiences

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Testing, Testing: Not All Failures Are Created Equal

Creating a taxonomy of failure to improve experimentation

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The world is your experimental oyster

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The Benefits of Transparency

Loyalty Programs Should be Open and Honest

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October 16, 2019

CX Insights

Terms of Disservice

Balancing information, ambiguity and uncertainty

Uma Karmarkar & Nancy Volkers

October 07, 2019

Incentives

Charlotte Blank Wants You to Lead Like a Scientist

A TEDx talk and the story behind it.

Jeff Kreisler

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October 01, 2019

Habits

Making Smart Decisions Feel Sexy

An Interview with Daniel P. Egan

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September 18, 2019

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Jeff Kreisler

September 04, 2019

Rewards

Recognition Programs: Keep It Real

Felicity Hinton

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