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In this entry of Opening Up—TIP’s column for all things open science—I look back at an older study from our field that stands out as an exemplar of open science…
Read MoreIn late November 2022, ChatGPT was released to the public with great public attention (OpenAI, 2022). With it came discussion of how transformative this technology will be. Would it eliminate…
Read MoreDear readers, In honor of the “Memorable Moments in TIP History” theme of this issue, I’m delighted to welcome my mentor and friend, the creator of the Max. Classroom Capacity…
Read MoreAbstract: When considering the design of a leadership development program for a professional services firm, a key consideration is what type of culture does the firm aspire to create? The…
Read MoreMost readers here know, but which may be news to those interested in evolutionary psychology: One of the few self-evident characteristics of humanity is the tremendous variety and diversity of…
Read MoreEmployee assessment is at a critical crossroads. Technology has flourished to aid in the development and delivery of increasingly complex assessments that minimize human judgment and time but have implications…
Read MoreThe SIOP Program Committee recently hosted a virtual student consulting challenge that saw graduate students from across the country compete to solve a real-world business problem. This new student challenge…
Read MoreThe purpose of this article is to summarize my presentation for the 2023 Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) Distinguished Professional Contributions Award.1 I begin with a few introductory…
Read MoreThe purpose of the SIOP Licensing, Certification, and Credentialing (LCC) Committee is to document and communicate trends and issues related to credentialing. In this article, we summarize some critical aspects…
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