Centrelink
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Nudge theory
Behavioural ‘experts’ quietly shaped robodebt’s most devilish details – and their work in government continues
Nudging was an aspect of the Australian Government's unlawful "robodebt" scheme.
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Evidence for KM practice
Magic skills: Leadership styles and community-based knowledge management (#NotMyDebt series part 3)
“We've done a lot, but we've maintained a singular focus. I would continually just bring us back: ‘we just focus…
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Evidence for KM practice
A space to talk into: community building, knowledge management, and robodebt (#NotMyDebt series part 2)
“I think that the main thing that happened is if you're going to create a bit of a space where…
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Evidence for KM practice
Blame aversion versus risk aversion (#NotMyDebt series background)
How could such a poorly conceived, designed and implemented project ever manage to get off the drawing board, squirm its…
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Evidence for KM practice
Failure demand at the heart of dissatisfaction with Centrelink
Failure demand is caused when processes don't meet the needs of customers. Centrelink needs to get serious about fixing failure…