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Academics and Practitioners Create Better Research Together

Academics and Practitioners Create Better Research Together

I was thrilled to be part of a team of practitioners and academics who wrote a paper about how academics … Continue reading >Academics and Practitioners Create Better Research Together

The Renaissance Period for Organizational Research

The Renaissance Period for Organizational Research

Last week as I watched Becoming Led Zeppelin on Netflix I was reminded about what an exciting and creative period … Continue reading >The Renaissance Period for Organizational Research

How to Write for Organizational Science Journals

How to Write for Organizational Science Journals

I recently saw a LinkedIn post by Jason Thatcher that provided seven helpful sources on academic writing in the organizational … Continue reading >How to Write for Organizational Science Journals

AI Is the Latest Talking Platypus

AI Is the Latest Talking Platypus

I was talking about AI last week with Yochi Cohen-Charash and how it often disappointed. We decided to try an … Continue reading >AI Is the Latest Talking Platypus

I-O Psychology Is One of the Best Jobs

I-O Psychology Is One of the Best Jobs

U.S. News and World Report says I-O psychology is one of the best jobs in the U.S. economy. In the … Continue reading >I-O Psychology Is One of the Best Jobs

Activism Is a Deterrent to Good Science

Activism Is a Deterrent to Good Science

There has been growing concern about the integrity of science. Faith in science by the general public has been declining … Continue reading >Activism Is a Deterrent to Good Science

How Educators Can Make the Most of AI

How Educators Can Make the Most of AI

Last week I attended the Teaching and Learning with AI conference, organized by the University of Central Florida Division of … Continue reading >How Educators Can Make the Most of AI

Information Management is the New Time Management

Information Management is the New Time Management

I was reading Meghan O’Gieblyn’s Dear Cloud Support column in the May/June Wired magazine where she made the point that … Continue reading >Information Management is the New Time Management

How To Pick An Outlet for Academic Publishing

How To Pick An Outlet for Academic Publishing

When I was a graduate student, there were only a handful of peer-reviewed journals in my field of industrial-organizational (I-O) … Continue reading >How To Pick An Outlet for Academic Publishing

Populations Are Important In Research Reports

Populations Are Important In Research Reports

Last week I was browsing the posters at the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) conference in Chicago. A … Continue reading >Populations Are Important In Research Reports

A Peer Reviewer Crisis in the Organizational Sciences

A Peer Reviewer Crisis in the Organizational Sciences

Academic journals maintain rigor by soliciting evaluations by two or more experts who serve as peer reviewers for each paper … Continue reading >A Peer Reviewer Crisis in the Organizational Sciences

How to Market Your Research

How to Market Your Research

When I was a young academic I read a chapter by Edwin Boring who argued that marketing academic work is … Continue reading >How to Market Your Research

University Faculty Need to Return to Campus

University Faculty Need to Return to Campus

A couple of weeks ago I was teaching in the USF business building on a Tuesday, unusual since I normally … Continue reading >University Faculty Need to Return to Campus

Creating an Academic Practice Partnership

Creating an Academic Practice Partnership

In August I blogged about the importance of creating partnerships between academics and practitioners. Last week I was excited to … Continue reading >Creating an Academic Practice Partnership

Branding is Critical for Academics

Branding is Critical for Academics

It is easy for faculty living in the publish or perish world of academia to get so focused on producing … Continue reading >Branding is Critical for Academics

The Museum of Industrial-Organizational Psychology

The Museum of Industrial-Organizational Psychology

A few weeks ago, my friend Peter Chen sent me a link to a podcast where Financial Times journalist, Tim … Continue reading >The Museum of Industrial-Organizational Psychology

Bridge the Academic Practice Gap with Partnerships

Bridge the Academic Practice Gap with Partnerships

In June I gave a keynote at the Academia Meets Practice (AMP) conference in Tampa. This hybrid conference is organized … Continue reading >Bridge the Academic Practice Gap with Partnerships

Blue Collar Trades are in Demand

Blue Collar Trades are in Demand

On July 4th I caught an interview Chris Cuomo did with Mike Rowe from the show Dirty Jobs about the … Continue reading >Blue Collar Trades are in Demand

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