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Read MoreThe first SIOP conference was held in Chicago in 1986. We had 776 registrants and offered 34 sessions across four tracks. Hotel rooms cost $89 per night! If you were…
Read MoreAI won’t eliminate work, but it will eliminate work that doesn’t use AI. This statement is often heard in conversations about how AI technology will change jobs. It also raises…
Read MoreMaria Gallego-Pace, PhD, is a talent and culture executive with over 15 years of experience transforming organizations through talent strategy, employee experience, and data-driven insights. With a doctorate in applied…
Read MoreDear readers, Did you know that in ancient Celtic traditions, on Samhain,1 the new year’s day harvest festival, people wore costumes and left food out to appease wandering spirits? Did…
Read MoreLike people in many professions, I-O psychologists operate in a dynamic and increasingly digital world that displays many classic VUCA characteristics: volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. Our role often requires…
Read MoreAnd just like that…summer 2025 is a wrap. Already, social media is abuzz with the “Great Lock-In” trend. The premise, like most Q4 trends, is simple: Instead of waiting for…
Read MoreDear readers, I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling a little bummed out about the current state of academia.1 Federal funding for important research is being cut, institutions like…
Read MoreIn this, my first TIP column as SIOP president, I offer a few thoughts on the need for I-O psychology in today’s world of work. I also describe five things…
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