
S04 E09: Mind over money: Using behavioral psychology to boost your employee equity engagement
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Ever wonder how the insights of psychology into the workings of the human mind might be applied to developing an effective communications strategy to promote your employee equity compensation plan? If so, you’re in luck…
Guest Jeff Kreisler, Head of Behavioral Science with J.P. Morgan Private Bank joined host Chris Dohrmann on our Prosperity at Work podcast to discuss that very topic, leading to a wide-ranging conversation on understanding human nature and how best to connect with employees when looking to encourage equity plan participation.
Among the topics discussed are:
- The importance of knowing your audience
- Speaking to the needs of your audience
- Avoiding unnecessary jargon and acronyms wherever possible
- The importance of timely prompts/nudges
- Common mistakes people make about their own finances
- The significance of the three Cs – Community, Competence and Control
Listen now!
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