E273 - A Third (Robot) Arm Might be the Future of Human Augmentation
This week on the show, we talk about the Human Factors Engineering implications of giving humans a third arm. We also answer some questions from the community about the HFES Conference and HFES Healthcare symposium, dealing with stressful stakeholder meetings, and what to do if your Sprint Planning…
ReCast - What cognitive abilities improve as we age?
We ran into some tech and health issues this week, which prevented us from being able to share our insights about the latest news. That being said, our topic next week will tackle the issue of Ageism, so we thought it was a great idea to re-cast one of our episodes on which cognitive abilities impr…
E274 - OK Boomer, Let's Talk About Ageism
This week on the show, we talk about Ageism, and how it's being viewed as the last acceptable prejudice. We also answer some questions from the community about dealing with Imposter Syndrome, what we’d change if we started our careers over, and what to address in your UX Researcher Portfolio.
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Consequences of Clumsy Procedures and More
The full title of this podcast is "Consequences of Clumsy Procedures and the Importance of Work as Done Disclosures." Host Jason Starke, PhD talks about the rush to judgement when we deviate from a procedure that doesn't cover 100 percent of any given situation. Resources: Dave Huntzinger - Procedu…
Ripple Effect: Consequences to the System
Organizations tend to react really quickly when something goes wrong in their systems. They jump to find a solution without taking the time to fully understand how the system works. This can lead to too many rules and regulations in the work environment, making things overly complicated.
Dr. Jason …
SH17: Human Factors. What it is. What it isn't. Why you need to knw.
In this podcast episode, we delve into the realm of Human Factors in diving, breaking down its fundamental concept of designing systems that facilitate correct actions and deter mistakes. Human Factors in diving encompasses various aspects, including improving teaching techniques, minimizing errors…
Complex Systems and Safety
It's important to think about how we are safe on the front line, doing the work day in and day out, but how do our polices, processes and practices across an entire organisation impact the safety of our work?
Steven Shorrock is an interdisciplinary humanistic, systems and design practitioner intere…
S5.2: 🤓SPEAK! Responds to a paper on Human Error 📰
State of science: evolving perspectives on 'human error'
This week Crystal and Elisa read and respond to a research paper on the evolution of Human Error in the ergonomics and human factors space!
We talk a bit about the authors, how to tell if a paper is worthy of your time, and have a bit of…
SH139: What does Human Factors in Diving mean?
Human factors in diving encompass everything from individual behavior to the interaction between divers, technology, and organizational systems. This podcast dives into the complexities of human factors, exploring how they influence safety, performance, and decision-making. Topics include cognitive…
Episode 2: Reddit and the Gamestop Shenanigans
At the end of January, 2021, a group of Reddit users organized what's called a "short squeeze." They intended to wreak havoc on hedge funds that were shorting the stock of a struggling brick and mortar game retailer called GameStop. They were coordinating to buy more stock in the company and drive…
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