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From how to tip to when to have children, decisions big and small come with the question: “how could this benefit me?” In Fuzzy Logic, hosts Matt Haller and Chris Michaud tackle the ins-and-outs of incentive-based decision making, showcasing how we often make decisions based upon imprecise and imperfect information - and at what cost. Join them as they explore questions like “why do we insist on tipping? Who really stands to benefit from affordable housing incentives?” and more, Matt and Chris will combine history with expert conversation, helping you make better decisions by seeing through the fuzz.
Fuzzy Logic drops every Wednesday and can be found wherever you get your podcasts.
Fuzzy Logic drops every Wednesday and can be found wherever you get your podcasts.
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In today’s world, the concept of community is more complex than ever. Join the Fuzzy Logic team as we delve into the intricacies of local and national communities alongside Preston Kilgore, Chief of Staff for Supervisor Dean Preston of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, and Tess Haller, veteran United States Senate staffer. Together, we will uncover the true state of community, explore how it shapes our daily interactions, and discuss what lies ahead for this fundamental aspect of our society.
From ordering takeout to checking in at hotels, the influence of digital conveniences has undeniably transformed our lives. But amidst the enhanced ease, a critical question looms: at what cost? Join the Fuzzy Logic team as we explore the profound impact of these digital conveniences on our daily lives, as we're joined by seasoned digital strategist Michael Offerman and Nosh Delivery Co-Founder Mike Perhats to decode whether the benefits truly outweigh the disruptive impacts the innovations have their industries.
With more avenues and opportunities than ever to find love digitally, dating apps continually redefine the concept of modern romance. But in a market that widens almost daily and promotes paying for more choices, what's the incentive to get on dating apps...and after we find love, are we supposed to stay? The Fuzzy Logic team welcomes accomplished journalist and influencer Kelsey Barberio and Director of Brand Marketing & Communications at ARCHER and OkCupid, Michael Kaye to break down the incentives that guide the dating industry.
The Baby Boomer Generation is currently orchestrating the largest transfer of wealth ever seen, and the Fuzzy Logic team is here to dissect every angle of this monumental shift. Join us as we explore the incentives driving both the givers and receivers of this wealth, as well as the broader implications for society at large. Will this wealth shift be equally distributed? If not, what are some of the consequences and potential impacts to society? Don't miss out on this eye-opening discussion on Fuzzy Logic, as Dan Krivos of Reveal Financial Group (a subsidiary of Northwestern Mutual) joins us to navigate the intricate web of incentives behind the largest wealth transfer in history.
Collaboration. Innovation. Productivity. Mentorship. Culture.
For decades, these were all reinforced by in-person office activities...but today, the incentives driving the Return to Office movement are as complex as they are varied. Join us as we unravel the multifaceted motivations behind companies' eagerness to return to the office through insightful discussions and real-world examples that show how team dynamics, organizational structure, and employee preferences intersect to shape this evolving landscape. Plus, interviews with Christina Anastos, a sales leader at Shopify, and Teresa Kennedy, a Senior Sales Strategy Manager at Intercom.
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