Motivation in the workplace
How to best motivate yourself and others at work Motivation is important in most settings. As you can read in this blog post, motivation is a key factor in
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Why is it so hard to establish new habits
How can you make behaviour change easier? If you’ve ever decided on a great New Year’s resolution just to give up by February, you know that establishing new
What is change management and how can psychology help?
Change management is something that we often hear about, and more often than not, we hear about how difficult it is to achieve. But what
Extraversion and personality in the workplace – how big of a role does it play?
When thinking about personality, one of the most common distinctions that people make is the one between introverts and extraverts. As you can read in this blog, the boundary between the two isn’t
What exactly is the difference between introverts and extraverts?
If you’re like a lot of people, you’ve probably thought about whether you’re an introvert or an extravert. When you try searching it, there are countless results about tests you can take and information you
The “price” of diversity in the workplace: are you willing to put in the work?
In a Swedish podcast episode, which you can listen to here, Qaisar Mahmood discusses diversity in the workplace, explaining that while it is essential, it also comes with a price. “Diversity and Inclusion” efforts
Personality tests – What should you use in the workplace?
Personality tests are everywhere. Whether it’s “What kind of fast food am I?” or something more serious, a lot of people love using these quizzes either for fun or to learn more
When should Susan Wheelan’s Integrated Model of Group Development be applied?
When it comes to group development, researchers have proposed many different models. One such model is Susan Wheelan’s Integrated Model of Group Development, which proposes that
Psychological safety in teams
How to improve collaboration in serious and less serious situations In 2010, 33 people were trapped in a collapsed mine in Chile. For the first 17 days, the situation might have seemed