While there are no #onesizefitsall solutions, targeted initiatives that meet employees where they’re at and address their pain points is key. Find out more about the initiatives shared by panelists! 5/5
Panel and attendees agree that survey fatigue is more about inaction following surveys. How is your organization taking action and responding to trends? 4/
The SIOP Income & Employment report helped me get an extra $10k in salary negotiations. This survey supports pay equity - do it! (While you’re at it, update your member profile w demographics so they have enough data to release those reports, too)
🧵 Here is a thread on *unintentional systemic discrimination* & how it affects individuals.
I am deeply saddened & disappointed by finding out that it is unlikely I'll be able to attend the APS conference (@PsychScience) where I was accepted & scheduled to present my research.
Apropos of nothing, I’m bullish about the future of my field. The current generation of psychology PhD students is the most methodologically rigorous and sophisticated yet. They’ve absorbed the lessons of the replication crisis and are committed to open and reproducible science.
ICYMI: SIOP is excited to announce its ninth annual Top 10 Work Trends list. According to member surveys, these are the issues expected to have the most impact on work in 2022.
https://t.co/p0ciHnEgJL
1. SIOP’s Diversifying I-O Program (DIP) will kick off next month with a virtual conference designed to help racial and ethnic minority individuals, particularly undergraduate students, learn more about I-O psychology.
Working remote and want to contribute to research focused on understanding the role of managers in remote work effectiveness? We are in next phase of NSF supported study with @kshockles now seeking managers and direct reports. Check here for eligibility: https://t.co/AijTZ9PKFy
Hi! Are you feeling video meeting fatigue (AKA, Zoom fatigue) on a daily basis? Us too. And we had a really cool opportunity to study this phenomenon, led by the brilliant @kshockles. A short thread. 1/5
https://t.co/w3Z9KlrSfC
CC: @nitya_chawla@AOM_OB@WomenofOB
The Female Scholar Advocacy Group is writing a piece on caregiving responsibilities in academia, and we need stories from academics in OB or IO Psych. If you have had a negative or positive experience related to caregiving and work, please share it. https://t.co/UeWqKqsbUO