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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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