A Few Suggestions for SIOP
I haven’t published jacksquat since graduation. I admit, I sometimes feel a little silly sharing my opinions about research on this blog and the podcast…
Articles by Ben Butina, Ph.D.
What IOPsych Can Learn from the Wansink Scandal
I won’t try to rehash the sad tale of Brian Wansink here. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you can read all about…
New Chair
Julia Fullick-Jagiela–who earned both her Master’s and her Ph.D. in IO Psych from the University of Central Florida–has just been named Chair of the Management Department…
From the Projects to a Doctoral Degree
Do what you feel called to do. Be patient. Work smart. Be reminded that limitations are self- imposed. A profile of I/O psychologist Preston Vernard L….
Another Defense of the MBTI
One can find fault with the MBTI, and no doubt with many personality-assessment mechanisms. But there is no escaping types. We freely diagnose people all…
Step Right Up!
Can you guess which social science experiments replicated successfully and which did not – just from reading a brief description of their results? Depending on how…
Six Chefs Walk Into a Bar
Here at GQ, we love restaurants and desperately want them to be better to the people who make them such a joy to dine in….
Michael Chetta & Sy Islam Debate the MBA
If you’re getting a graduate degree in IO Psych, is it worth it to get an MBA, too? In this episode, friends and business partners…
Is it Time to Bring Data to Managing?
Colquitt kept arguing. No dice. After a couple of years, exhausted and ready for a career shift anyway, he gave up…“I was pretty outraged by…
Well Done!
“With the company for just three years, Lam, who has a doctorate in industrial-organizational psychology, “has moved the organization from a ‘pencil and paper,’ ‘command…