Editorials
Recently, I read a LinkedIn post from Gallup announcing four new CliftonStrengths reports on how strengths show up across professional roles (Gallup, 2026). As I read the post and comments,…
Companies lose millions of dollars to unplanned and avoidable employee turnover. Turnover impacts top- and bottom-line financial results, decreasing profit by disrupting business operations with staffing shortages while increasing costs…
Dear TIP Readers, In my last column, I explored the systemic pressures that shape academic publishing. We discussed the incentives and challenges that influence how scientific knowledge is (as well…
Dear readers, I recently dug up a book that first captured my attention when I was defending my dissertation in 2005: Intelligence in Nature by the anthropologist Jeremy Narby. In…
If you know me or my work, you know that I’ve been doing technology research for a very long time. My dissertation was on the effectiveness of the Internet for…
As a professor, a researcher, and a practitioner, for most of the past 10 years, I worked best when I kept those intersecting parts of my life separate. I had…
Dear TIP Readers, The SIOP annual conference often leaves me with a flood of information and a renewed awareness of where the field of I-O psychology is moving. I intentionally…
As I write my first column as your new president, I want to do something a little different than the standard introduction. Rather than offering fresh remarks, I’d like to…
Dear readers, One of the great benefits of writing this column is that I get to have interesting conversations about teaching with all kinds of folks who are engaged in…
On June 4th, one of my doctoral students, now Dr. Lisa Anang, successfully defended her dissertation. As an advisor, moments like these never get old. Although the spotlight rightfully belongs…
