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Articles by Scott Geller

Be careful of what you measure

August 29, 2000

By Scott Geller

Don't be blinded by the numbers.

Learning from lotteries

July 26, 2000

By Scott Geller

Focus on safety’s payoff to get workers involved.

Lighten your load with laughter

June 1, 2000

By Scott Geller

Laughter can raise mood states, lift attitudes, and improve interpersonal behavior.

Don't operate on automatic pilot

June 1, 2000

By Scott Geller

Why safe behavior shouldn’t become a habit

What's your experience with behavioral safety?

June 1, 2000

By Scott Geller

The term "behavior-based safety" has become quite popular among safety professionals, consultants, and members of safety steering committees.

How to turn on the troops

June 1, 2000

By Scott Geller

“Gung Ho! Turn On the People in Any Organization” reveals three basic “secrets” for getting more enthusiastic employee involvement.

How do you keep the faith ...

June 1, 2000

By Scott Geller

We'll likely never be able to document that one particular safety practice or process by itself improved our plant's safety record.

Improving your safety conversations

June 1, 2000

By Scott Geller

This month I want to offer seven strategies for improving safety-related conversations between people.

One safe behavior can lead to another

May 31, 2000

By Scott Geller

The key is to get employees involved in the process.

We all want to be consistent in word & deed

May 30, 2000

By Scott Geller

How safety can benefit from our natural tendency to stick with decisions and commitments.

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