Errors in Training
Imagine you’re in charge of training medical students to conduct ultrasounds. The students will complete a three-hour simulation-based training program. Which set of directions would…
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Moneyball for Employee Selection Has Arrived
The U.S. unemployment rate is down to 3.9% and it looks like it’s going to be a candidate’s market for a long while. Sourcers and recruiters…
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Matt Crayne on Moving from Consulting into Academia
Should We Just Stop Using Smile Sheets?
Don’t Forget to Vote!
Why I Podcast (And You Should, Too)
Nathan Thompson on Computerized Adaptive Testing
Nick Salter on Getting IO into Intro Psych
Gabriel Pappalardo: From Skeptic to Ashram
Advice for Pavel Smirnov
Does Formal Learning Stimulate Informal Learning?
Minisode: An Outside Perspective from Asia Eaton
Dr. Hugo Münsterberg: Unthawed
Michael Vodianoi on Branding IO Psych
If you’re a fan of mispronounced last names, you’re going to love this episode. More importantly, we’ll talk about the IO Psych brand with Michael…
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Tiffany Poeppelman on Conducting Experiments at Work
New IO Psych Blog on Psychology Today
One Simple (Research-Based) Trick to Reduce Sexual Harassment?
Dave Bracken Strikes Back on 360s
Internal Hiring: Slotting vs. Posting
Six Chefs Walk Into a Bar
Michael Chetta & Sy Islam Debate the MBA
Hard Targets for CSR
Kick Some Glass
New Chair
