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Linnea Gandhi speaks with host O'Brien McMahon about her work studying, fixing, and embracing error to enable better decisions by individuals and organizations.

Linnea Gandhi talks with hosts Kurt and Tim about working with Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass Sunstein on their book, Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment.

Noise — the chance variability of decisions — is surprisingly costly to companies, which are usually completely unaware of it.

This book provides practical guidance on building a behavioral science function that has a meaningful impact on your organization.

Linnea Gandhi speaks with Heather Mueller, Chief Operating Officer of Breakthrough, about the interaction between humans and data, forecasting, and data presentation.

Linnea Gandhi goes through how customer experiences can be shaped and tested using behavioral science for Acuity Insurance.

Linnea Gandhi shares everyday examples of how small decisions can yield out-sized impact, by exploring their patterns using principles of psychology.

Business experiments promise the power of the scientific method to reduce uncertainty. But that promise comes at a price that few business leaders are prepared to pay.

Linnea Gandhi talks with hosts Kurt and Tim about her consulting work, her passion for statistics, grading papers and more.

Learn about the ‘taxonomy of failure’ when it comes to experiments, and how to avoid certain failures and embrace others.