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Working in the Wasteland: A Postapocalyptic View of I-O Psychology

Correspondence regarding this article should be sent to Dr. Sayeedul Islam at Talent Metrics Consulting, 718 Walt Whitman Road, #861, Melville, NY 11747. sy@talentmetrics.io Apocalyptic and postapocalyptic narratives mirror humanity’s deepest…

Use of Artificial Intelligence in Industrial-Organizational Psychology: Current Trends and Future Outlook

We are seeing steadily increasing interest and use of artificial intelligence (AI) among I-O psychologists across the science and practice spectrum, evidenced in part by the numerous well-attended AI-related sessions…

From Research to Reality: Key Takeaways for Academia–Industry Collaborations

The scientist–practitioner model forms the foundation of industrial and organizational psychology (I-O psychology), and our field has long taken pride in having this powerful identity fueled by these two forces…

Quiet Quitting and Antiwork Sentiment Through the Lens of Motivation Theory: A Qualitative Study

Quiet quitting (QQ; e.g., “a protest against the perceived negative well-being impacts of meeting work demands by strategically withdrawing from or avoiding selected tasks”; Samnani & Robertson, 2025, p. 3)…

Generative AI in Industrial and Organizational Psychology A Practical Implementation Guide

***This article was intentionally created using Generative AI—Claude Sonnet 4—to demonstrate the potential of Generative AI in jump starting content creation. Although Claude generated the initial draft (approx. 50–75% of…

Introducing the Military and Veterans Inclusion Committee: Fostering Engagement, Service, and Integration of the Military and Veteran Community Across SIOP and Beyond

The Military and Veterans Inclusion (MVI) Committee advances how professional organizations—and the I-O psychology community—support military-affiliated individuals in career transition and beyond. As a standing SIOP committee, MVI collaborates with…

Announcing the 2026 SIOP Annual Conference

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Reflections on Organizational Readiness and Resilience: What I-O Psychology Practitioners Can Learn From Hurricane Katrina

This past August marked 20 years since Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast. It became known for its historic landfall as a Category 5 storm impacting residents from Mississippi to…

Rethinking Intergenerational Collaboration: An I-O Psychology Perspective

I was conversing with my mother the other day, one of those thoughtful, lingering exchanges that spark reflection beyond the moment. We began discussing what collaboration looks like today across…

Demystifying SIOP Fellowship: A Practitioner’s Path To Recognition

Being named as a SIOP Fellow is one of the highest honors an industrial-organizational (I-O) psychologist can achieve. It signifies that a SIOP Member has made sustained, outstanding, and meaningful…