Triple Scoop: An Intro to IO, Our Subreddit, and Why We Suck

Posted By: Ben Butina, Ph.D. May 13, 2017

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Ben Butina, Ph.D.

Dr. Butina, who hosts the Department 12 Podcast, is an industrial-organizational psychologist with interests in training, leadership development, talent management, and positive psychology in the workplace.

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James Hughes on Starting a Doctoral Program

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How to Get Access to Research When You’re Outside of Academia

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Realistic Job Previews

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Happy Employees, Happy Customers

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What (Else) Can I Do with an IO Psych Degree?

Become the Chief Human Resources Officer of Marriott International, the largest hospital company in history. And while you’re at it, lead Marriott’s merger with Starwood, the second largest hospitality company in history. These days, pretty much everyone feels disconnected and…

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Informational Videos for Research Participants

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Teaching Stats the Non-Awful, Non-Boring Way

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An Interview with Dr. Ben Beirmeier-Hanson

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What (Else) Can I Do with an IO Psych Degree?

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On Statistics & Race Cars

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