Behavioral Science Training Pt. 1 -- A Bootcamp with Irrational Labs
An episode of the Action Design Radio podcast, hosted by Action Design Network, titled "Behavioral Science Training Pt. 1 -- A Bootcamp with Irrational Labs" was published on July 23, 2019 and runs 51 minutes.
July 23, 2019 ·51m · Action Design Radio
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Episode Description
We've been getting a lot of questions lately about how to start a career in behavioral science. To shed some light on different career paths, we're doing a series of podcasts on different types of training that fall somewhere between a one-day workshop and a PhD. These aren't advertisements for the programs, but are meant to give you a sense of the type of things out there, should you decide to pursue a career in behavioral science.
In this episode, we focus on a ten-week bootcamp from Irrational Labs. Evelyn Gosnell is a behavioral economics consultant who focuses on the application of behavioral insights in product design, marketing, and organizational design. She is Managing Director at Irrational Labs, as well as the leader of their Behavioral Economics Bootcamp.
Today Evelyn joins Zarak and Erik to break down the services that Irrational Labs provides its partners in order to increase end users' health, wealth, and happiness.
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