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
Following Katie’s useful introduction to behavioural research, this post surveys implicit research techniques. Given the relevance of implicit research techniques, to monitoring behaviour, it makes […]
Continuing our 2 part series, on where leaders should focus for growth; in our changing world, full of new technology. This post builds on our […]
So, it’s happened. For good or ill, the UK electorate has voted for ‘Brexit‘; that is to leave the European Union (EU). There will be […]
Sharing result of poll amongst the customer insight leaders on Conduct Risk evidence. Concerning results show lack of some of the basics expected by FCA.
Today’s news that a review by the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) found evidence of retailers misleading consumers, with confusing pricing promotions, probably surprised no-one. […]
On 24th March, the Financial Services Forum (FSF) held their annual members conference, with approx. 100 delegates across FS firms & agencies. A number of marketing […]
Although this was a coaching conference, aimed at coaches of all kinds, the content proved very insightful in understanding human thinking & behaviour, so should also […]
Thanks to Jeffrey Slater of Nomacorc for sharing this great YouTube video of Nir Eyal from Stanford University presenting at The Next Web 2014 conference […]
As we approach December and experience ‘Black Friday’ becoming more established in the UK Calendar (perhaps without Thanksgiving we can make it a holiday to remember […]