Psychology in the Workplace - Articles - Page 56

There's no crying in baseball...but is crying in college football ok?

New research on men and emotion yields surprising results

October 10, 2011

While there’s no crying in baseball, as Tom Hanks’ character famously proclaimed in “A League of Their Own,” crying in college football might not be a bad thing, at least in the eyes of one’s teammates.

“Thank you” Power

Far-reaching results of two simple words

DJ Borbidge

October 1, 2011

Recently, I called customer service for a company I do business with.

Are you a “chief listening officer?"

Press the flesh and take your info to management

Larry Curtis CHSM

October 1, 2011

Why does safety get scrutinized in a way I don’t see human resources and quality professionals going under the microscope?

Put your reputation on the line

Show safety’s value in time and money

Timothy Ludwig Ph.D.

October 1, 2011

Do you value safety? Prove it with time and money. Put your reputation on the line. Then you will show results.

Protect your dignity

Cease and desist these four misplaced efforts

Phil La Duke

October 1, 2011

I had hoped that in the worst economic climate that most of us have ever seen we might see meaningful change in the safety profession.

Create tension about safety

Use data to get leaders pushing for more safety

David Sarkus MS, CSP

October 1, 2011

You know about dissonance — that uncomfortable feeling you get when you believe strongly about one thing, but think, say or do another.

Tear down the walls

You cannot reach executives without diplomacy & trust

Ted Ingalls

October 1, 2011

How can top leaders be unaware of illegal practices, like the Murdoch organizational problems in Great Britain with the hacking of cell phones and paying off of police?