
About the Issue
The Summer 2024 issue of The Industrial-Organizational Psychologist (TIP), Volume 62, Issue 1, covers a wide range of topics relevant to industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology. It includes discussions on integrating science and practice in areas such as diversity in undergraduate psychology textbooks, recruitment innovations, and performance management in hybrid work environments. Key themes also focus on fostering collaboration, addressing challenges in academic and professional development, and exploring the evolving workplace landscape post-pandemic. Notable features include insights into leveraging social media for employee engagement and analyses of remote work’s impact on performance management systems. This issue reinforces SIOP’s commitment to bridging academic research with real-world application while promoting networking and growth within the field.
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The Best Defense Is a Good Offense: How I-Os Can Proactively Defend I-O Values in Politics and Public Policy
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Max. Classroom Capacity: On Teaching in Dark Times
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Editor’s Column: Connection, Community, and Collective Impact
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Using Executive Coaching to Enhance the Professional Development of Graduate Students
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