Everything I Do as a Behavioral Science Consultant (Tasks and Responsibilities)

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  • @pambellefleur7588
    @pambellefleur7588 Год назад +3

    Timestamps
    0:00 - Intro
    0:46 - New Business
    1:57 - Research
    3:37 - Creation
    6:13 - Testing
    9:45 - Internal Stuff

    • @pambellefleur7588
      @pambellefleur7588 Год назад

      Awesome video Pete! Thanks for sharing your experience in the field!

  • @tatianamaibarada4467
    @tatianamaibarada4467 Год назад +8

    Hey, Pete, thank you a lot for this AMAZING video!!! It's really like a great job to explain to students how this job looks like! Example was also great, good for understanding the stages. Wish you all the best, looking for the next videos!

  • @carlabalvin1006
    @carlabalvin1006 Год назад +2

    thank you so much, pete!!!! i needed this video a loooooT! can you make another one of different places where you can work as an behavioral economic proffesional?

  • @vismithasimha227
    @vismithasimha227 Год назад

    This was really helpful! Thank you so much!

  • @sarthaksolat5844
    @sarthaksolat5844 Год назад

    Very interesting, thanks for making this video!

  • @tatianamaibarada4467
    @tatianamaibarada4467 Год назад +1

    I would suggest if you like maybe dedicate one of the next video to stage of research and create: what models and how can be useful and etc.

  • @tanushrimurugesh4961
    @tanushrimurugesh4961 Год назад

    Hi Pete, this video was easy to comprehend and extremely insightful. Thank you! Can you please tell me which universities in the US and UK would you recommend for behavioral sciences?

  • @SuperKartoffel8
    @SuperKartoffel8 9 месяцев назад

    Very Insightful Video, thank you! :)

  • @Anvi-hn5ox
    @Anvi-hn5ox 3 месяца назад

    Hey, this video was very insightful as someone who wants to study behavioural science. Could you please share a video highlighting the good colleges for the same ?

  • @whodatboi2567
    @whodatboi2567 Год назад +2

    Really grateful for this video. I'm planning on doing my Masters in Behavioural Science but don't have and idea what I would actually do and if it's worth it. This has really cleared things up and given me more information on the next choices I should make.

    • @idazxp
      @idazxp 3 дня назад

      Im in the same situation, What did you do?☺️

    • @whodatboi2567
      @whodatboi2567 3 дня назад

      @@idazxp Tried to apply for a Masters but unfortunately couldn't secure a scholarship.

    • @idazxp
      @idazxp 3 дня назад

      @@whodatboi2567 im sorry to hear that. What are you doing now if i can ask?

    • @whodatboi2567
      @whodatboi2567 2 дня назад

      @@idazxp Consulting.

  • @NMRM622
    @NMRM622 10 месяцев назад

    Hi Pete. Thank you for this video.
    Which are the best institutions in the UK to do a behavioral science masters program?

  • @ArvindKumar-hx3sw
    @ArvindKumar-hx3sw Год назад +2

    This is really insightful, Pete!

  • @jess2dogs
    @jess2dogs Год назад

    Really GREAT video!! Thank you!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🙏

    • @PeteJudo1
      @PeteJudo1  Год назад

      Thank you for watching Jessica!

  • @ariyowalker2968
    @ariyowalker2968 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your honesty. It was useful. Though, it was useful in showing me how corrupt behavioral science can be. When you start with behavior, you open up life and living to vulnerabilities and holes. A behavior can be beneficial for a corporation, but it can detrimental to someone's life. If, instead, we start with the process of living, then we can associate every behavior with that process. Instead of "behavioral science", we need "live science". From that, we can identify the behaviors that necessary and priority for living. Then, when a corporation wants to manipulate peoples' behaviors, we would have the science and tools to reject their requests and identify them as hazardous to peoples' lives. Without contextualizing all behavior in how it affects the necessities and priorities of the process of living and a person's life, you are left with a big gaping hole that allows unscrupulous actors to come in and subvert behavioral science to corrupt peoples' behaviors and lives. It's so sad that we live in a species that doesn't know how to live!

  • @lucasspicer6496
    @lucasspicer6496 Год назад +1

    Hi man, that video was greatly informative, thank you for posting this. I have one question however, with that much leverage over a company saying and knowing you can save it thousands, would that mean your company charges them a hefty price? If so would you get a turn over on that profit? I've been reading a lot lately on behavioural economics ( including the book "Influence") and the power it holds is phenomenal.

    • @PeteJudo1
      @PeteJudo1  Год назад +1

      Different consultancies have different charging models. Are are usually a charged on a set price per project. Rather than doing some profit sharing scheme based on results. Generally that model makes the maths easier for finance, so we tend to do it that way.

  • @Mah_fb
    @Mah_fb Год назад

    Great video

  • @ibe310
    @ibe310 7 месяцев назад

    FIRST TIME HERE AND I CANT GET PASSED INTRO😂😂😂😂😂 HOL UP....JUST A FEW MORE😂😂😂😂😂....THERE...WHEW...THAT WAS FUNNY😂

  • @mohibquadri4053
    @mohibquadri4053 Год назад +2

    Superb video 🌟
    Pete i know its not a question about ur field but would love ur opinion on my case- i am a hvac design engineer part of ( construction industry ) primary responsibility is preparing drawings & drafting of 2d 3d commercial projects on autocad then making detailed calculations of it on ms excel with charts. I was thinking about being a Solopreneur so that i don't need to join any company but directly get clients working frm home through some online connection building but that's where the difficulty lies as the clients are preferring more experienced candidates for their projects so could u help with how can i stand out in this situation to start attracting potential clients.. i love reading books also so could u suggest some best books on client management & building connection with them..

    • @PeteJudo1
      @PeteJudo1  Год назад +2

      It’s hard in the beginning admittedly. U probably have to do some pro bono projects for small clients first, maybe even family and friends, in order to get some experience and build portfolio. Always ask for references after.
      I would also recommend becoming a specialist in something. Rather than say you do everything, try position yourself as a specialist in something rare and valuable. Then you become more compelling as a prospect, and compete on a playing field that’s different to other companies that are more general but benefit from longer history.
      Nick Kolenda has some good books on persuasion as well as zoe chance.

    • @mohibquadri4053
      @mohibquadri4053 Год назад

      @@PeteJudo1 Thanks a Million 💚 Bro ! for providing so many valuable insights & clearing up many of my doubts..😊

  • @AshayTejwani
    @AshayTejwani Год назад

    The intro (magic) 😁🙌

  • @vickygiraldimansur5543
    @vickygiraldimansur5543 Год назад

    Amazing video!

  • @PatapiaPapakalodouka
    @PatapiaPapakalodouka Год назад +1

    Do you recruit more members to your team? Excellent Video!

    • @PeteJudo1
      @PeteJudo1  Год назад +1

      Currently I’m too low down in the company to have much involvement in recruitment. But we post about out vacancies on our website and in linkedin and twitter. So follow us there if you’re interested!

    • @kwekubrewammuako-annan862
      @kwekubrewammuako-annan862 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@PeteJudo1Can you share your road map to your role. As someone in Africa do you have any recommendations

  • @benisinsight6984
    @benisinsight6984 Год назад

    Which is best college to study behavioral economics in UK and Canada?

    • @PeteJudo1
      @PeteJudo1  Год назад +3

      In UK i recommend Warwick. In Canada I have less experience. I heard Toronto is pretty good.

  • @rjyoungling220
    @rjyoungling220 Год назад

    Fun watch homie

  • @paulskinback717
    @paulskinback717 Год назад

    See you on the chase lol