Passion for Your Job? If Not, It's Attainableby University of Michigan A love-at first-sight experience is not necessary when evaluating a potential job
NewsVirtual Meetings Tire People Because We’re Doing Them Wrongby Aalto UniversityDrowsiness during virtual meetings results from lack of stimulation, not mental overload
NewsHarsh Workplace Climate Is Pushing Women out of Academiaby University of Colorado BoulderWomen leave academia at a higher rate than men at every career stage partly due to feeling pushed out
NewsHow to Cope When Your Values Clash with Your Co-workers’by Ohio State UniversityStudy finds some types of personal self-disclosure can help
NewsEmployee Surveys May Miss Out on Uncovering Toxic Leadership Practicesby Binghamton UniversityResearch explores how simplistic employee surveys may overlook negative leadership practices in an organization
NewsTalented Scientists and Engineers Join Technology Startups for Love of the Jobby ESMT BerlinHighly qualified personnel may chose startups over larger companies in spite of lower pay
NewsFear of Being Exploited Is Stagnating Our Progress in Scienceby The Polish Association of Social PsychologyA growing unwillingness to cooperate in science can result in wasted time, and siloed knowledge
NewsAltruism Can Make Job Seekers Afraid to Negotiate Salaryby University of Texas at AustinWith more companies today claiming they "make an impact," job candidates are guilted into accepting lower pay
NewsNew Study Finds Offering Paid Sick Leave Is Good for US Businessby Florida Atlantic UniversityThe benefits of paid sick leave can largely mitigate the associated costs
NewsYou’re Never Too Busy for Self-Gifting, Study Findsby Cornell UniversityThe best time to reward yourself maybe when you are most stressed at work
NewsNew Visual Scale Offers Simple Measure to Help Identify Job Burnoutby University of Notre DameThis study shows that the new scale is comparable to existing measures