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The ScienceForWork PodcastAuthor: ScienceForWork
High quality information published in peer reviewed journals is hard to find and to read, and too often doesnt provide quick tips for your practice. However, if the best scientists in the world studied the problem you are trying to fix before you, wouldnt you like to know what they discovered? There is a lot of valuable information out there, and you are missing out! Here ScienceForWork enters the game. Our mission is to provide decision-makers with trustworthy and useful insights from the science of organizations and people management. https://scienceforwork.com/ Language: en-us Genres: Science, Social Sciences Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Applying Mathematical Principles to People Analytics with Keith McNulty Part 2
Tuesday, 3 September, 2024
In Applying Mathematical Principles to People Analytics with Keith McNulty part 2, Keith, Matt, Natasha, and Alperen continue discussing the role of scientific evidence in organizational decision-making. Building on the conversation from part one, Keith dives into the practical application of academic research, the challenges of methodological changes, and the balance between theoretical insights and real-world implementation. The conversation discusses how the evolution of research methodologies and technological advancements impact the field of people analytics and predictive modeling. Keith offers valuable advice for practitioners aiming to integrate evidence-based practices into their organizations. The episode wraps up with a discussion on common pitfalls, the impact of pop psychology, and encouraging insight for those working in this transformative and rapidly evolving field. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-mcnulty/ https://peopleanalytics-regression-book.org/ https://ona-book.org/ https://blog.keithmcnulty.org/ ScienceForWork is an independent, non-profit foundation of evidence-based practitioners who want to #MakeWorkBetter. https://scienceforwork.com
