A common mistake analysts make, failing to recognise your own bias
As an analyst do you fail to recognise your own bias? Or have you implemented effective coping strategies? Tony Boobier reflects on our biases
As an analyst do you fail to recognise your own bias? Or have you implemented effective coping strategies? Tony Boobier reflects on our biases
Tony Boobier shares lessons from “Thinking Fast & Slow” for the challenge of what mindset is needed by analysts & those interpreting data.
Book review of Atomic Habits. How this book can help you make remarkable changes in your life through only small manageable changes. See what it includes.
Having shared so many book reviews lately, my thoughts have turned to how to read better. I’m not talking about the basic mechanics of being […]
This month, we will return to the topic of research, starting with behavioural research. As we discussed, when sharing posts on Behavioural Economics, behavioural biases […]
With lots of business travel this week & last, together with having already recently authored a detailed post on Brexit letter, I’ve decided to take […]
Perhaps it’s a feature of working with so many Financial Services clients, but I’m surprised how often talk of investing in data turns to risk & […]
A natural build on our recent leadership emphasis, is how the latest insights from the discipline of Customer Insight can help leaders make better decisions. […]
At this time of year, leaders wish each other a Happy Christmas, but how many take a proper holiday break? In our hyper connected world, with […]
A recent conversation, about leadership, that I had with Paul Carroll (Editor in Chief of InsuranceThoughtLeadership.com) identified two new guest bloggers to share content this month. Both […]