Gary A. Klein

Gary A. Klein

Gary A. Klein is a business management expert and author who focuses on supporting businesses and organizations in making decisions and solving complex problems. His work and research has been widely acclaimed by critics and business leaders.

Klein is a renowned cognitive psychologist, as well as an expert in complex decision-making and problem solving. He has analyzed decision-making processes, helping businesses and organizations continuously improve methods of decision-making.

Klein was born in Pennsylvania and earned a Ph.D. in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1975. He worked for Bell Labs for several years, where he learned about tools, techniques and methods for understanding decision-making processes. After leaving Bell Labs, he worked as a consultant, helping businesses and organizations understand the cognitive processes behind decision-making.

Klein has written critically acclaimed books on complex decision-making, problem solving and cognitive processes. His best-known book is Sources of Power (1998), which examines decision-making processes from a cognitive science perspective. In the book, Klein explains the different methods people use to make decisions, as well as the limits of rational decision making. He also uses psychological research to explain errors in decision-making.

Klein's best-known work is Intuition at Work (2003), which discusses the role of intuition in helping people make decisions. He wrote the book to explain why intuition is an important part of decision-making and to help businesses use intuition to make better decisions. His other well-known book is Working With Smart People (2009), which offers strategies for improving problem-solving processes in businesses. He discusses the use of intuition and other cognitive processes to help professionals and teams tackle complex problems.

Klein has also written several other books, including The Power of Intuition (2010), Evaluating Decision Making (2012) and Working with Valuable People (2013). He has been widely praised for his groundbreaking work, which has helped businesses improve their decision-making processes. He is a sought-after speaker for conferences and seminars, giving businesses advice on improving the decision-making process.

Klein's work has greatly influenced the field of decision-making and problem-solving. His books have been translated into numerous languages and have been praised by top business leaders and executives. He is a leading expert in the field of complex decision-making and problem solving, and his work has been instrumental in helping businesses and organizations improve their decision-making processes.

Author books:

Streetlights and Shadows: Searching for the Keys to Adaptive Decision Making

Streetlights and Shadows: Searching for the Keys to Adaptive Decision Making

An exploration of the ways we make better decisions, drawing on decades of research in rules-based and experience-based methods.