How can we leverage human psychology to create a better service experience? That's the main topic in this episode with Luke Battye.

Should we really focussing on improving the experience in certain touchpoints? Or should we focus more on searching for ways to improve the memory of the service experience...

The last thing we discuss is how can we use psychology to help teams solve problems in less time. And who doesn't want that right?

Super cool episode on the crossover between human psychology, behavioural economics and service design.

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EPISODE GUIDE

02:23 - The first encounter with Service Design.

04:48 - How can we take advantage of the quirks of human decision making?

14:13 - What if we got it all wrong about experience design?

20:50 - How can we help teams solve problems in less time?

27:05 - Big question: What kind of services are we going to need in a world where we don’t have to work anymore?

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* Mindjam ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/pfa39

* Sprint Valley ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/es0gw

* Luke on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/53515

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