Tumgik
#behavioralinsights
rekrootinginc · 4 months
Text
Tumblr media
What Behavioral Interview Questions You Should Ask? 
Behavioral Interview Questions are a diplomatic way to respectfully challenge the information on the application or resume.
During interviews, watch how applicants react to behavioral questions to gain a deeper understanding of them.
Use these questions to learn more about their experiences and skills rather than depending just on resumes, which only provide a partial picture. This blog on behavioral interview questions gives you a deeper insight and aid in your employment decisions. Read more https://bit.ly/47xr3bB
#behavioralinsights #interviewtips
#jobinterviews #interviewskills #BehavioralInterviewTechniques #jobsearch #careerdevelopment
5 notes · View notes
xpbrandai · 19 days
Text
Enter strategic customer profiling, a paradigm shift in market research that goes beyond demographics to incorporate psychographic data. Psychographics delve into the psychological and emotional aspects of consumer behavior, encompassing factors such as lifestyle, values, attitudes, and interests.
By incorporating psychographic data into customer profiling, businesses gain a more comprehensive understanding of their target audience. Instead of viewing consumers as mere demographic categories, they are seen as individuals with distinct personalities, preferences, and motivations.
1 note · View note
econovice · 11 months
Link
0 notes
4leafperformance · 3 months
Photo
Tumblr media
Frustrated with hires that don't meet expectations? Dive into the minds of your candidates with behavioral interview techniques. Uncover genuine insights into their suitability, aligning their future actions with your business goals. Make predictive hiring your new standard. #BehavioralInsight https://www.4leafperformance.com/why-os/
0 notes
theformulaforsuccess · 4 months
Text
youtube
The Quirky Mark of a Genius
Douglas Vandergraph continues his journey of teaching others how to accomplish their dreams and goals by talking about quirks you may have, which others may view as a fault. Douglas discusses why those unique qualities we have may not be a fault but actually a sign you are more intelligent than the average person. Douglas is putting himself out there as an example to others so they can see how anyone can take a chance, improve daily, and make a difference in the lives of others. What is it that you want in your life? Douglas can show you how to get it! This is a video series Douglas is completing in the hopes he can help just one person. Dr. Suess once said, "To the world, you may be one person, but to one person, you may be the world."
Follow Douglas on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@douglasvandergraph
Relevant Keywords:
#quirks #behaviour #behavior #behaviors #behavioralinsights #psychology #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
The Moral Cognition Lab is Hiring a Lab Manager/Research Assistant
The Moral Cognition Lab along with the Moral Psychology Research Lab in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University jointly seek a full-time (35 hours a week) Lab Manager. The selected candidate will work closely with Principal Investigators (PI) Joshua Greene and Fiery Cushman as well as with the members of their labs. Responsibilities will include providing administrative support through managing lab finances, maintaining IRBs, scheduling lab meetings, and assisting with lab coordination. The selected candidate will also be responsible for assisting in recruiting subjects, collecting data, and performing statistical analysis. Ideal candidates will have a Bachelor's degree in psychology and possess excellent organizational and communication skills with a demonstrable ability to work well independently. Knowledge of and experience with programming (R or MATLAB) will be a plus. The candidate will have the opportunity to engage in independent research and attend seminars, colloquia, and other training that would prepare the candidate for graduate school in psychology or a related field. This is an initial one year position with renewal dependent upon the candidate and the PIs.
Details on how to apply can be found here.
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
UCLA Offering PhD in Behavioral Decision Research
UCLA’s new Ph.D. in Behavioral Decision Research is now accepting online applications for Fall 2017 admission until January 6, 2017. This interdisciplinary Ph.D. program will include coursework in judgment and decision making, behavioral economics, choice architecture, research and statistical methods. If a student has already applied to a different Ph.D. program at UCLA Anderson and wishes to be considered instead for the Ph.D. program in Behavioral Decision Research, he or she can make such a request in writing through email ([email protected] or [email protected]).
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
MDRC Center for Applied Behavioral Science is Hiring a Research Associate and Research Analyst
MDRC’s Center for Applied Behavioral Science has just opened up two new positions
Research Associate
Location: New York, NY or Oakland, CA
MDRC is seeking a Research Associate or Senior Research Associate to join its Center for Applied Behavioral Science (CABS) to conduct program evaluation and technical assistance activities. MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan education and social policy research organization dedicated to learning what works to improve programs and policies that affect low-income populations. CABS combines MDRC’s policy and evaluation expertise with insights from behavioral science. Since launching the first major project to apply a behavioral research lens to human services programs that serve low-income families in the United States, CABS has expanded and developed numerous projects in child support, child welfare, welfare-to-work, workforce development, K-12 education, and higher education,.
More details here.
Research Analyst: 
Location: New York, NY
MDRC is seeking a Research Analyst to join its Center for Applied Behavioral Science (CABS) to conduct program evaluation and technical assistance activities. MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan education and social policy research organization dedicated to learning what works to improve programs and policies that affect low-income populations. CABS combines MDRC’s policy and evaluation expertise with insights from behavioral science. Since launching the first major project to apply a behavioral research lens to human services programs that serve low-income families in the United States, CABS has expanded and developed numerous projects in child support, child welfare, welfare-to-work, K-12 education, higher education, and workforce development.
More details here.
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
The Behavioralist is Hiring a Senior Economist
Position Title/Short Description Title: Senior Economist
Location: London, UNITED KINGDOM
The Behavioralist is comprised of economists and behavioural scientists, based in the U.K. (London) and U.S. (Washington D.C.). They are a technology consultancy that has an excellent track record of designing and implementing behaviour change interventions and technologies for the public and private sectors that are effective and help clients increase revenue or reduce costs.
The full-time economist will:
Conduct microeconomic analysis of policy interventions and technologies.
Analyze big data, especially experimental data.
Create solutions and products that change employee or customer behaviour for our clients.
Facilitate academic research for peer-review journals.
Essential Requirements:
Masters or Ph.D. in economics
Experience in working with large datasets using Stata, R, or MATLAB.
Proven track record of writing excellent reports for academic and business audiences
An ability to think originally and creatively in using economics and behavioural science to answer clients’ questions.
Application: In order to apply, please send a copy of your CV, a short covering letter, and a sample of your writing to [email protected] by March 15, 2017.
More details here.
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
ReD is Hiring
Careers Event:
Careers in Consulting with ReD Associates 
Thursday, February 9, 12:00 - 1:00 PM
Office of Career Services, 54 Dunster Street
Want to apply your deep understanding of social science to global business problems? Come learn how ReD Associates does just that. ReD is a strategy consulting company. We deal with business problems that are big and fundamental in nature, and characterized by a high degree of uncertainty. We are always looking for remarkable people. The anthropologists, sociologists, economists, journalists, and political scientists who make up ReD employ the methods of social science to study human behavior and help our clients develop a perspective on their business. Our unique approach marries methods from social sciences and traditional business to provide clients with clear and comprehensive direction for moving forward.
Come hear from Dr. Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein about consulting careers and opportunities at ReD Associates. Pizza will be served. For more info visit: www.redassociates.com Please register through Crimson Careers.
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
RA Opportunity at Harvard Business School
Perceptions of Algorithms 
How do you make decisions?  With the rise of big data, algorithms (mathematical calculations) are being used more and more to help people decide many things from who to date (OkCupid) to where to invest money (Betterment).  We are examining when people rely on advice from algorithms versus other people.  This semester, we are starting a project to test how people respond to performance feedback from algorithms versus from people.
Tasks will include all aspects of the research process such as: - Creating and piloting surveys - Creating literature reviews - Presenting research results - Paying participants  - Proofreading manuscripts - Obtaining permission to conduct research with human participants - Attend and participate in lab meetings (1hr/week)   Hours per week: 8-10 hours (including lab meeting) Mentor: Jenn Logg, Ph.D. Please send resume to: [email protected] http://www.jennlogg.com/
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
Position Available: Manager of Market & Behavioral Insights
 Manager of Market & Behavioral Insights
The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy
Where: Washington, DC
Short description: The Manager of Market & Behavioral Insights will help support the Campaign’s strong commitment to ensuring that their efforts are grounded in evidence and research and to assess impact and effectiveness. Specifically, she/he will design and conduct applied research to yield key insights about target audiences that in turn strengthen The National Campaign’s efforts to reach young adults, 18-29 years old, with an emphasis on their digital efforts. 
Jobs page for the Campaign can be found here. 
And the specific job description is here.
For any questions, please email Katherine Meroski: [email protected]
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
Publicis is Hiring a Behavioral Scientist in New York
The Role
The Behavioral Scientist will work in the Search and Data Science department to help develop and grow Publicis’ behavioral science capabilities. The day-to-day job will involve using behavioral science to help our internal teams and clients answer questions about consumer behavior. The candidate will design and conduct experiments, analyze the results, and create and present deliverables. The candidate should also expect to assist in conducting research for pitches and other new business requests.
Beyond daily responsibilities the Behavioral Scientist should have a genuine interest in human behavior, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a general distrust of authority.
Skills and Experience
1. A strong theoretical background in behavioral science, particularly judgment and decision-making. Familiar with the work of Daniel Kahneman, Amos Tversky, and Richard Thaler.
2. Experience in designing, managing and analyzing quantitative research projects. Knowledge of a major statistical package (e.g. SPSS, Stata or R.).
3. Ability to quickly turn quantitative research into insights that can be clearly explained.
More details can be found here.
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
The Center for Advanced Hindsight is Hiring a Behavioral Researcher
Common Cents is a behavioral lab focused on increasing the financial well-being of low-to-moderate income households.  
The goal is to take behavioral insights out of the lab and into product development. This is truly a unique concept, blending academic rigor and rapid prototyping to create research driven, market viable solutions. The team is looking for someone to drive research from start to finish and help execute on the Common Cents ambitious 2017 goals.
Roles and Responsibilities
As a behavioral scientist you will underpin a wide range of projects around creating  financial decision making interventions. You will collaborate with senior researchers to lead different aspects of projects and will also undertake discrete pieces of work (such as partner sessions, literature reviews or scoping out various aspects on projects).  In addition, you will be responsible for communicating and reporting our research findings.
Key projects may include:
Drive the design and implementation of controlled interventions
Conduct frequent MTurk studies to pre-test initial hypothesis
Work hand in hand with fintech companies to drive behavioral interventions from start to finish.
Devise research and testing propositions to serve as a focal point for partnerships.
Find and recruit potential research partners and organizations
Analyze and summarize data sets from intervention research (ideally in R, SPSS, Python, or Excel Ninja)
Design clever quant surveys to launch in support of intervention designs
Write thought-papers on financial decision making
Create materials for our key stakeholders summarizing our key research findings and projects
Ensure behavioural science theory is consistently applied to all our clients’ work
Keep abreast of the newest findings on human decision-making
Contribute to creative ideas sessions and planning meetings
More details can be found here.
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
The University of Virginia’s EdPolicyWorks is Hiring a Behavioral Science Intervention Designer
The University of Virginia's EdPolicyWorks seeks a Behavioral Science Intervention Designer to join their team. The Behavioral Science Intervention Designer assists the primary investigator with overall study design, particularly diagnosing behavioral obstacles that interventions should address and leading the design process to yield behaviorally-informed interventions and products.
More details on duties, requirements and how to apply available here.
For questions about this position, please contact Ted Keefe at [email protected].
0 notes
harvardbisg · 7 years
Text
Simply Business is Hiring a Behavioural Insights Lead
Simply Business is hiring a Behavioural Insights Lead.
You will work in a consultative role with key decision-makers to help build the centre of excellence and capabilities to offer to the entire organisation. To do so you will help to identify opportunities to design and carry out Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs) that will seek to measure the behavioural impact of potential interventions.
As a Behavioural Insights Lead you will:
Be responsible for the design, implementation and impact measurement of trials and for coaching the organisation in how to run these themselves.
Apply your professional knowledge of cognitive psychology and behavioural science to conduct
behaviour analysis, experimental design, and consumer insights development.
Stay up to date on the latest academic and business thinking in the field and act as the sponsor of BE throughout the organisation.
Further develop the companywide capability of experimentation.
Responsibilities include:
Coaching the organisation to use behavioural Insights to improve areas of the business and our colleague experience.
Building a centre of excellence and capabilities to offer the entire organisation.
Developing opportunities to make significantly improvement to the lives of our customers and colleagues through simplification, removing over engineered processes and building high level of engagement.
Qualifications:
Experience in applying behavioural economics findings (from experiments and behavioural interventions) to product, communication, and experience challenges in a professional setting.
Advanced degree in Behavioural Economics and/or Cognitive Psychology strongly desired.
A strong entrepreneurial drive to help build a culture at the nexus between academic thinking and practical applications of theory.
For more details and to apply, contact [email protected]
0 notes