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Abhijit Bhaduri

April 3, 2024

Published by Abhijit Bhaduri on April 3, 2024

Employers must use Behavioral Economics to make work PSYCHOLOGICALLY rewarding

If HR would agree that workplaces have to be designed for irrational humans who have biases and make decisions from their heart and not their head, we could make workplaces psychologically rewarding.