S2, Ep.31: The Government Track - How Dr. Travis Goodson applies I/O Psychology with the DoD for Effective Change Management

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Organizational Sherlocks, a Business Psychology podcast

Organizational Sherlocks with Morgan Ashworth and Dr. Elizabeth Fleming

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Learn how to apply psychological principles to your organization. Hear from two industrial-organizational psychology professionals and a variety of featured co-hosts, joining us from every field of business. Chief People Officer and Organizational Development Consultant, Morgan Ashworth, and Business Psychologist, Dr. Elizabeth Fleming, are your hosts, bringing a new perspective to how organizational leaders can utilize I/O psychology and general psychology in their industries.

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S2, Ep.31: The Government Track - How Dr. Travis Goodson applies I/O Psychology with the DoD for Effective Change Management

Organizational Sherlocks, a Business Psychology podcast

46 minutes 9 seconds

3 months ago

S2, Ep.31: The Government Track - How Dr. Travis Goodson applies I/O Psychology with the DoD for Effective Change Management

Dr. Elizabeth Fleming and Morgan Ashworth of Organizational Sherlocks welcomed Dr. Travis Goodson, CEO of In Novi Defense, to discuss his unconventional path into IO psychology, the founding and rapid growth of In Novi Defense, and the critical importance of quantifying value in the field. Dr. Goodson emphasized the significance of a niche in IO psychology and shared military leadership principles, including the "Task, Conditions, and Standards" method and the "1-3-1 rule" for problem-solving, which Morgan Ashworth and Elizabeth Fleming recognized as similar to their own organizational practices. The discussion concluded with a mutual appreciation for the insights shared and plans for future collaboration.