technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
Although I’m now an industrial-organizational psychologist, that was not always the dream. As early as 5 years old, I wanted to do something involving computers. At that time, this mostly involved making my name...
In the long tradition of postmortems for video game releases within the game development community, I decided to write up a brief one for the game-based assessment (GBA) conference I hosted on August 22-23,...
I am very pleased to announce the conclusion of a project that took many years from conceptualization to physical copy on the shelves: the official release of the Cambridge Handbook of Technology and Employee...
When trying to learn about machine learning, one of the biggest initial hurdles for social scientists, or even traditional statisticians, are the differences in terminology. The gap between the way social scientists talk about...
Just a few days ago, the new and very promising open-access I/O psychology journal Personnel Assessment and Decisions released its second issue. And it’s full of interesting work, just as I thought it would be....
The Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) has once again released its top ten list of anticipated top workplace trends for 2016 based upon a vote of the current SIOP membership. Here they are,...