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Evive Book Club Report: Contagious

Posted on by Cathryn Ruggiero
Grit Book
12
Aug

Our 2019 summer read was The New York Times Best Seller, Contagious: Why Things Catch On by Jonah Berger. An interesting take on why certain types of content become popular (and why others don’t), this book sparked a fun discussion in the Evive Book Club. Whether crafting messages rooted in behavioral science or sharing stories […]

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Evive Book Club Report: The Art of Gathering

Posted on by Cathryn Ruggiero
Grit Book
25
Mar

We kicked off this year’s Evive Book Club with a favorite pick from one of our group’s co-founders. The highly recommended selection was The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why it Matters by Priya Parker. In the book, Parker taps into her many years of hosting, facilitating, and investigating gatherings of all kinds. […]

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Evive Book Club Report: The Culture Code

Posted on by Michelle Genser
Grit Book
15
Nov

When the Evive Book Club began two years ago, the intention was to carve out time for employees across all areas of the organization to share insights and knowledge. As the company has grown, a regular opportunity to connect with one another to share such inspiration feels all the more valuable and grounding. With these […]

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Evive Book Club Report: Thanks for the Feedback

Posted on by Evive
Grit Book
14
Aug

No matter where you work or what you do, there’s no escaping feedback. From formal situations like performance reviews, to informal ones like sporting a new haircut, feedback—information you get about yourself from other people—is unavoidable. It’s part of being human. That’s why the Evive Book Club recently read Thanks for the Feedback: The Science […]

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Evive Book Club Report: The Broken Ladder

Posted on by Evive
Grit Book
29
May

When we create anything at Evive, whether it’s a tool to guide people toward in-network healthcare providers, a behaviorally driven nudge to encourage them to save for retirement, or a chatbot to help them quit smoking, we’re creating it for millions of people. Our products need to resonate with people who spend their workdays behind […]

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