Think more clearly
Asking better questions, weighing information and making decisions with a clearer mind.
Tarık Gandur · Psychology · Education · Technology
Technology changes.
People matter.
Better thinking, healthier interaction, and a more thoughtful relationship with technology.
I’m Tarık Gandur. I bring psychology and education into the everyday questions of how we work, learn, and use AI.
- Psychology
- Education
- Decision-making
- Interaction
- AI
What I work on
Work more humanly
Healthier interaction, listening and collaboration in the places where we work and learn.
Use AI thoughtfully
Using AI where it genuinely helps, checking its outputs and keeping human judgment in charge.
My approach
Start with the person. Understand the context. Then choose the tool.
About
I am an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Fenerbahçe University. My background in clinical psychology and teaching shapes how I think about learning, decision-making and adapting to change.
I carry the way of listening and asking questions I learned in clinical interviews into the classroom and into my work with technology. AI is part of that broader interest: understanding what people need before deciding what a tool should do.
Clinical Psychology (PhD) · MBA
Articles
How to measure AI business value across the whole workflow
A faster AI draft may still require extensive review. Measure accepted work, review time, rework, and total cost to understand the business value of AI.
Read the articleAI Ambition Is Not AI Readiness: What Organizations Should Check First
An organization can be eager to invest in AI and still be unprepared to use it responsibly. This article separates AI ambition from AI readiness and outlines the strategy, data, people, process, and governance questions to ask before implementation.
Read the articleThe Difference Isn’t the Tool
Why do people using the same AI tools get completely different results? Because the real difference often lies not in the tool itself, but in how people experiment, learn together, and think with it. For organizations, the crucial question isn’t “Which model should we buy?” but “Do our people know how to think with this technology?”
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