I have been looking so long for a person that is openly introveted that studied psychology! Everyone I talk to about my interest in psychology is telling me how I won't make it in that kind of field being introverted 😭 So, in other words I am very grateful you started this channel! ❤
@@ChapterStackss ugh exactly when that's actually rarely part of the job...it depends on the scope of HR at each institution. But a lot of the time we have zero authority and we are just there to consult and advise.
I majored in Psych. Back in the '80s, IO was the only way to make a livable salary in Psych. Another option was an MSW (which could do counseling the same as a Ph.D. in Psych) but it was very competitive. After 20 years, I switched to Information Technology and doubled my salary. Sadly, Psych has always been the illegitimate child of the medical world. Ancient stigmas die hard.
It's a shame that people as a whole don't take psychology very seriously. They have no idea how important it is behind the scenes from mental health to store layouts to app interfaces. Such an interesting and varied field! I love it
@@NightTimeDaynah, it’s very well needed, in schools and hospitals etc but the major itself it’s not at fault it’s people. Those same people can politicize anything regardless of their area of study that’s a person problem not a major one. Trust me. If you’re a bad person you’ll be bad in any thing and if you’re good the same
Thank you so much! Just graduated with my bachelors in psych last year and I’ve had the most tumultuous time finding a job in the mental health field that pays enough, doesn’t burn you out, and opportunity for advancement. I also have always had a business mindset and even started one in undergrad so I think this route is more black and white and would be a MUCH better fit for me! Love the mental health route but it is tough.😅Thank you sooo much for this video!
Literally same here! Well at least in terms of thoughts - I'm a few years out of psych undergrad lol. Have worked in psych nonprofit, then ABA, then dabbled in HR, and now Special Ed teacher. Looking at master's... Thought I was sure I would just go the LCSW route, but now I'm not so sure. IO Psych might be a better fit for me. Partially for the same reason - the career path is more clear, and I'm the sort of person who needs that lol.
I'm not a professional by any means yet, but I spent 2 years as a psych researcher and gave many presentations, including a thesis defense, about my work. I treat presentations like conversations and find that it helps me feel more relaxed about it. Don't focus on the fact that you're the center of attention, focus on making sure that you collect your thoughts and dictate them in a way that benefit people just like you would in a normal conversation. Visualizing bullet points when I'm nervous also helps.
I love your video so much. Just to share, I am an I/O Psychologist; future Registered Psychologist and current industrial Psychometrician. When I looked for jobs, I typed in Human Resources. Lots of companies also prefer people with this degree and label it as an edge. Now, I'm working as a Human Resources Generalist (or Human Resources Business Partner) as a consultant with a full-time client, but in the future I look towards becoming an Organizational Development Consultant / HR Consultant having my own HR Consulting Firm. 💖
You’re an introvert!?!? You’re quite an amazing one. Thank you for the information, as I’m entering my graduate degree in psychology, I chose I.O because there were less students in that program 😅 and have discovered I genuinely want people to reach work/career satisfaction as I have. Currently I work for a company that has openings in “talent development.” I’m hoping they accept my application seeing they are looking for applicants to currently be enrolled in a 4 year degree in a “relatable field.” I seriously can’t wait to get their feedback or interview. My only fear is I’d have to leave the floor as a phlebotomist, and that position is currently more in demand, but it’s not what I want to do for the rest of my life. I genuinely do like the company itself, and hope I land an I.o position quick through my current employer. Either way you’re a wonderful informative motivator. Thank you again.
I went to school for counseling and had literally 0 idea IO Psychology existed as something to study at school until I started watching your channel xD But it makes sense that this would exist. Improving lives in the workplace (which I'm sure is over-simplifying the subject) is such an important thing.
My undergrad is in psychology but I've been in the business world. I"m the same as you...when I heard about I-O Psy I was excited for this specialization.
Thank you for this. I am from the Philippines and will soon be a sophomore in AB Psychology and terrified for the future. I took psych mainly cause that was the most interesting and the occupations piqued my interest. I have been looking at the different specializations and this helped me get some insight about io psych since I am seriously considering that route or counselling.
What a great video, thank you! I currently work in HR (2 yrs)and have an MBA but I think IO Psychology is the right path for me. This information has been very helpful! Looks like a second master's is in the future.
Thanks for this! I would love it if you did more videos on IO Psychology. There is not that much content from people with master's degrees and your point of view would be very valuable!
@ najdana Majors I agree, need more guidance for IO PSYCHOLOGY aspirants, also for students who aren't from the Country, but who want to come & pursue IO Psych.( Bachelor's-Psych) as well as Master's in IO Psych. In America,Uk,or Europe.
From the perspective of someone who has worked in a number of organisations of various sizes that don't pay enough attention to their 'people' and all that that entails, this was fascinating. TFS :)
Totally relate to not reading much in 2020...I started the year off strong but then once shit hit the fan I just got into a deep rut. And yes, ironically we've had more time to read than ever but I think it's just the constant hellish news cycle that makes it hard to focus and relax? Idk
I've been trying to find the right video to explain what IO psych is and what jobs can come from working towards a degree in the field. I finally found what I needed in this video! Thank you so much :)
I just graduated with a degree in psych and a Spanish minor, I'm interested in this field, and I want to live in Europe 😂 I found the right video! Thank you for discussing this, you're right it's hard to find content about it.
Omg so happy I found you again. I used to watch you 7 years ago on booktube. I looked up to you and I still do. I'm looking into getting my Master's in I/O psych.
@@vision8527 Actually I changed my major to developmental psychology and am currently in my program. The more I did I/O the more I realized I didnt want to work in HR or a similar enviroment, but wanted to teach and conduct research that more applied to issues directly impacting people and life cycle development vs work satisfaction, ect.
@@LondynBrielle Good luck. I might also consider switching back to my Clinical Psychology. Still carefully weighing some factors, though before finally making that decision.
@@vision8527 Good luck to you too!! Yeah I had to weigh employment options, and more importantly I had to weigh which would I be happier with doing for the next 40 years, considering im already a licensed therapist. So in the end developmental psychology fit the bill more so than I/O. Its a tough choice, but the right answer will come to u!
Great video, the tip about texting people easy messages is so basic but have never thought about it! Very useful video for someone looking for a first practical interaction with HR, thank you!
you're right! there isn't a lot of content on youtube and I have been looking for some since last year (meaning I have basically watched all of the other videos on here which are soooo outdated). Thank you so much for this video!
hi! I'm interested in pursuing i/o psych so this really helped! Do you mind describing how your job looks like? Like is it one of those rigorous 9-5 jobs where the work is pretty monotonous and stressful and your creativity is dying every second, or is tthe job more chill with sufficient work-life balance? I'm really interested in this but there's so much negative stuff going around about a 9-5 job that I'm scared
Hi! I should say first that this varies so much from company to company (and more specifically manager to manager) so my response won't apply to all IO positions. Most days I work 8am-5pm (unfortunately 8am is becoming more of the norm). Throughout the day I'm meeting with clients to discuss their needs, having internal team meetings, and presenting/holding workshops with clients. My job has a lot of creativity in that I make my own presentations/workshops. I will say unfortunately that 99% of IO jobs are going to be 8/9-5pm and at least a little stressful. Because you're essentially trying to help people at work there are a lot of personalities involved. Hope that helps!!
Hello. Great video! What if you want to provide therapy to people who are experiencing stress or trauma at work? Should I get an I-O degree, or should I pursue an education in clinical psychology and simply read up on work issues?
Any tips on how to get an entry level job with just a bachelor's degree in psychology? Or do you need to have a master's degree in psychology? I'm finishing my undergrad next year and I'm so scared lol.
Thanks so much for making this video! I always thought I'd go LCSW and counsel... But the more I learn about myself, and about the realities of job prospects in counseling, I find that might not be best fit for me. Honestly, am wondering if there are programs out there that incorporate Simon Sinek's approach to talent management and organizational culture... Yes, business is not charity but I _refuse_ to contribute to a system that demeans people - where numbers and shareholders are valued over people.
@@ariana2523 Not yet! With the economy as it is, I'm still saving to have a better cushion before pursuing grad school. And even now I'm still not fully decided on IO vs LCSW. Even with this comment the LCSW dream has kept coming back to me -- I've been wondering if it IS possible to strike a balance and do both macro and micro work.
hi! i am in the process of applying to an i/o masters program right now and your videos have been super helpful. i just wanted to say thank you! also, that video about presenting as an introvert..... PLEASE
I think we’re twins!! We have very similar backgrounds (down to the Spanish minor and spending time in Spain 😂) I have my I-O masters and work at a university as a Career Specialist. So technically it’s university work but I’d still call myself a practitioner
so glad i found your content! i'd love to implement elements of IO psychology into my work as a digital strategy consultant, without going back to school for 5+ years...any tips ? any good in depth geeky courses i could follow ? thank you so much for your help!
@ChapterStackss I love that you are sharing this type of content! I'm quite new to IO Psyc external consulting space, I was curious to know if you have any tips for how to gain new clients or find work?
Hi! I recently graduated with my BA in Psychology and I am interested in pursuing my Masters in I/O. Do you think the grad school/program you attend matters when applying for I/O positions in the workplace?
This video really helped me in bringing up my motivation to continue pursuing my I/O psychology career. I appreciate it a lot and enjoyed discussing about careers and value of the area.
Wow I've been following since before you went to Spain! I forgot about your Psych Pop videos. I am a psychiatric nurse so it's interesting to hear your perspective and experience! :)
Great video, really interesting! I’m going to be finishing up my degree in HR Management soon. I’m currently working as an entry level HR Associate, but in 2022 my company is starting a new position of Recruiting Manager and I’m in line for the promotion. Do you have any book recs for this area?
Congrats! I don’t have book recommendations specifically about recruiting but I’m a huge fan of Adam Grant and he has a lot of great book recommendations so you could check those out. Good luck!
thank you! this was very helpful as im currently looking into this now. What would you think abot an already practicing licensed counselor who has a MA in clinical psyche, going and getting a graduate certificate in I/O Psyche?
Hi thr, Many thanks for talking abt this. One thing that I have never seen people doing in my 15 years of corporate experience is talking to a psychologist at work. Their toxic or pleasant behaviors never got discussed with anyone unfortunately. I am an aspirant in this study,so I am genuinely interested in knowing what opportunities there are for earning if at all I materialize this dream.
I found this video to be extremely beneficial for my own understanding of this career! I've always had an interest in pursuing i/o psychology. i'm about to be a high school graduate. would you say that your job salaries were satisfactory? and are there a lot of job opportunities as an i/o psych without a phd?
Yes I think the salaries are definitely satisfactory! I got into this in the video, but if you're open to working in some facet of HR, there are a good amount of jobs.
Thank you for making this video. It was very informative but without giving me the anxiety/information fatigue that I get when I go to the websites (like SIOP). I do have a couple of questions, tho. I'm interested in DEI, so would like to know if (1) I/O Psychologists also work in this area, and (2) if so, what do they do? Also, even though I understood what your occupation is, I have a hard time envisioning what is a day of work like for you? Say, you get to work and do exactly what (on a generalized daily basis)? This turned out to be a lot of questions (and quite personal) so I'll understand if you can't answer (lol). Still liked the content and appreciated it.
Hi, dear! Thank you for the wonderful video! Do you also mind sharing: Would pursuing a non-BPS-accredited Masters Degree in Organisational Psychology make a difference in landing consultancy jobs? Especially if your bachelors was from a different field, not psychology.
Soooo glad I found your channel. I’m interested in IO Psych but not many people post about their experiences! Was it hard to find clients or do you work for a big company? And I’m sure living in a bigger city is necessary for this type of occ?
That's it, I'm going all in into a master's level I-O Psych program. I wanted to go into a cognitive psych program but there are no master's level cognitive psych programs in my area (or anywhere for that matter. If there are, let me know). I have one question, should I take business courses since I'm still in undergrad?
Thank you so much for the information. I would like to ask about the certification course in I/O field and also want to know what are the best sites for the course.
This was the most helpful information on I/O Psychology that I've heard yet! Thank you! I am curious what category of I/O Psych or HR that you describe here that would be best for someone that really enjoys working with people one on one or in small groups? Additionally, I enjoy coaching and I'm wondering if there is a way to get involved with coaching right off the bat as an entry level HR employee or if that is something that would have to wait until down the road? Appreciate your thoughts!
would you consider making a video about the courses one might expect going into a general I/o psychology masters, also your personal experience in grad school. thank you!
I am trying to identify how an I/O Psychologist might bring value to a hospital. I've only ever worked in healthcare (Not the Pharmaceutical Industry) within hospitals or clinics. Considering going to school for I/O Psych.
Interesting! All of the jobs I mentioned are also within healthcare organizations, but if you’re more interested in doing research on the topic then may be a PhD would be a bit be a better idea. Good luck!
I have been looking so long for a person that is openly introveted that studied psychology! Everyone I talk to about my interest in psychology is telling me how I won't make it in that kind of field being introverted 😭 So, in other words I am very grateful you started this channel! ❤
As a HR Business Partner with a master's in Employment and Labor Relations I really appreciate you saying that there is SO much to HR!!! 🤗
No problem! People really do think HR is just the company police 😂😅
@@ChapterStackss ugh exactly when that's actually rarely part of the job...it depends on the scope of HR at each institution. But a lot of the time we have zero authority and we are just there to consult and advise.
Can you get into the position of a HR business partner with just a psych degree? Thank you
@@ChapterStackss Not really, people think of HR as HeaRtless persons.
@@marshmallow864 How are you consulting and advising when you don't know anything about the subject? Please do explain.
I don’t know why I watched this whole thing but I did and it was fascinating to learn about your field of work!
Haha thank you! IO psych doesn’t get enough love so I’m trying to spread the word 💕
I majored in Psych. Back in the '80s, IO was the only way to make a livable salary in Psych. Another option was an MSW (which could do counseling the same as a Ph.D. in Psych) but it was very competitive. After 20 years, I switched to Information Technology and doubled my salary. Sadly, Psych has always been the illegitimate child of the medical world. Ancient stigmas die hard.
It's a shame that people as a whole don't take psychology very seriously. They have no idea how important it is behind the scenes from mental health to store layouts to app interfaces. Such an interesting and varied field! I love it
It's so politicized that it deserves its poor credit.
did u go back to school for IT or like trade school
@@NightTimeDaynah, it’s very well needed, in schools and hospitals etc but the major itself it’s not at fault it’s people. Those same people can politicize anything regardless of their area of study that’s a person problem not a major one. Trust me. If you’re a bad person you’ll be bad in any thing and if you’re good the same
What did you do for IT? Get a masters or what exactly? And curious which job/ how much you make now. Thanks!
Thank you so much! Just graduated with my bachelors in psych last year and I’ve had the most tumultuous time finding a job in the mental health field that pays enough, doesn’t burn you out, and opportunity for advancement. I also have always had a business mindset and even started one in undergrad so I think this route is more black and white and would be a MUCH better fit for me! Love the mental health route but it is tough.😅Thank you sooo much for this video!
Literally same here! Well at least in terms of thoughts - I'm a few years out of psych undergrad lol. Have worked in psych nonprofit, then ABA, then dabbled in HR, and now Special Ed teacher. Looking at master's... Thought I was sure I would just go the LCSW route, but now I'm not so sure. IO Psych might be a better fit for me. Partially for the same reason - the career path is more clear, and I'm the sort of person who needs that lol.
Same 🎉
I’m in high school and I’m really interested about this.
Yes please tips for presenting when you're an introvert! I do a lot of presenting and training at my job and get so stressed
Will do!!! 🤗
It's up! :)
Here is a tip. Don’t do this for a career. Or back in time and make yourself stronger
@@omarcortez9394 are you not recommending this career path in general or specifically for people who don't feel comfortable presenting?
I'm not a professional by any means yet, but I spent 2 years as a psych researcher and gave many presentations, including a thesis defense, about my work. I treat presentations like conversations and find that it helps me feel more relaxed about it. Don't focus on the fact that you're the center of attention, focus on making sure that you collect your thoughts and dictate them in a way that benefit people just like you would in a normal conversation. Visualizing bullet points when I'm nervous also helps.
I love your video so much. Just to share, I am an I/O Psychologist; future Registered Psychologist and current industrial Psychometrician. When I looked for jobs, I typed in Human Resources. Lots of companies also prefer people with this degree and label it as an edge. Now, I'm working as a Human Resources Generalist (or Human Resources Business Partner) as a consultant with a full-time client, but in the future I look towards becoming an Organizational Development Consultant / HR Consultant having my own HR Consulting Firm. 💖
Graduated with my BS in Psychology. Starting my Masters in I/O in Jan 2023, this video was such a big help!
Hey! How was your BS experience? I’m planning to apply for BS Psych in Canada :)
how is your grad program so far?
omg how’s it going
You’re an introvert!?!? You’re quite an amazing one.
Thank you for the information, as I’m entering my graduate degree in psychology, I chose I.O because there were less students in that program 😅 and have discovered I genuinely want people to reach work/career satisfaction as I have.
Currently I work for a company that has openings in “talent development.” I’m hoping they accept my application seeing they are looking for applicants to currently be enrolled in a 4 year degree in a “relatable field.” I seriously can’t wait to get their feedback or interview.
My only fear is I’d have to leave the floor as a phlebotomist, and that position is currently more in demand, but it’s not what I want to do for the rest of my life.
I genuinely do like the company itself, and hope I land an I.o position quick through my current employer.
Either way you’re a wonderful informative motivator.
Thank you again.
I went to school for counseling and had literally 0 idea IO Psychology existed as something to study at school until I started watching your channel xD But it makes sense that this would exist. Improving lives in the workplace (which I'm sure is over-simplifying the subject) is such an important thing.
My undergrad is in psychology but I've been in the business world. I"m the same as you...when I heard about I-O Psy I was excited for this specialization.
Thank you for this. I am from the Philippines and will soon be a sophomore in AB Psychology and terrified for the future. I took psych mainly cause that was the most interesting and the occupations piqued my interest. I have been looking at the different specializations and this helped me get some insight about io psych since I am seriously considering that route or counselling.
What a great video, thank you! I currently work in HR (2 yrs)and have an MBA but I think IO Psychology is the right path for me. This information has been very helpful! Looks like a second master's is in the future.
Currently a junior in undergrad... super anxious because I really want a MA in io psych but it’s so expensive :(
Look into AMU/APU. They offer an MA in Psych with a specialization in I/O and it’s surprisingly affordable!
Look abroad Germany Italy eccetera have descent tuitions when you apply directly
@@kingfckncole9340 yes but they dont honor them in the us like an American degree
I want to get my Masters in IO Psychology and glad that I started my job in an HR setting. Thank you for the overview.
Wts ur initial payscale @jamaica bailey
did u have experience in HR prior?
Thanks for this! I would love it if you did more videos on IO Psychology. There is not that much content from people with master's degrees and your point of view would be very valuable!
@ najdana Majors
I agree, need more guidance for IO PSYCHOLOGY aspirants, also for students who aren't from the Country, but who want to come & pursue IO Psych.( Bachelor's-Psych) as well as Master's in IO Psych. In America,Uk,or Europe.
@@anaghakhot4245 hey , I am looking forward to do that and need help and I am an Indian , we can connect if you are comfortable !
@@pavanisahrawat4798 Hey dre..u can find me on LinkedIn 👍
From the perspective of someone who has worked in a number of organisations of various sizes that don't pay enough attention to their 'people' and all that that entails, this was fascinating. TFS :)
I appreciate this video so much!! 9:59 definitely going to focus on I/O Psychology PhD since i always wanted to teach!!! 😬
Would love it if you could do "tips for presenting for introverts"
It's up! :)
Thank you ❤️
I’ll be graduating in 6 months with my masters!! Thank you so much for this because I have been struggling looking for careers on indeed and zip!!
Totally relate to not reading much in 2020...I started the year off strong but then once shit hit the fan I just got into a deep rut. And yes, ironically we've had more time to read than ever but I think it's just the constant hellish news cycle that makes it hard to focus and relax? Idk
Yes and it’s so much easier to distract ourselves with RUclips and TikTok 😩😓
I've been trying to find the right video to explain what IO psych is and what jobs can come from working towards a degree in the field. I finally found what I needed in this video! Thank you so much :)
I just graduated with a degree in psych and a Spanish minor, I'm interested in this field, and I want to live in Europe 😂 I found the right video! Thank you for discussing this, you're right it's hard to find content about it.
Omg so happy I found you again. I used to watch you 7 years ago on booktube. I looked up to you and I still do. I'm looking into getting my Master's in I/O psych.
Welcome back!!!! :)
THANK YOU for this. I am starting my Ph.D program for I/O...currently I am a licensed therapist but wanted to diversify.
That’s so exciting! Congrats!!
Me too. I am planning to start my PhD in I/O psychology soon. Have you started your PhD in I/O psychology?
@@vision8527 Actually I changed my major to developmental psychology and am currently in my program. The more I did I/O the more I realized I didnt want to work in HR or a similar enviroment, but wanted to teach and conduct research that more applied to issues directly impacting people and life cycle development vs work satisfaction, ect.
@@LondynBrielle Good luck. I might also consider switching back to my Clinical Psychology. Still carefully weighing some factors, though before finally making that decision.
@@vision8527 Good luck to you too!! Yeah I had to weigh employment options, and more importantly I had to weigh which would I be happier with doing for the next 40 years, considering im already a licensed therapist. So in the end developmental psychology fit the bill more so than I/O. Its a tough choice, but the right answer will come to u!
Great video, the tip about texting people easy messages is so basic but have never thought about it! Very useful video for someone looking for a first practical interaction with HR, thank you!
you're right! there isn't a lot of content on youtube and I have been looking for some since last year (meaning I have basically watched all of the other videos on here which are soooo outdated). Thank you so much for this video!
Happy to help!
This is such a helpful video, thank you so much!! It’s hard to find information from people who have a degree in IO.
I would honestly love to watch more videos on I-O psych!
I'm from the states, and instead of trying to explain it, I just say "business psychology". 😁
It was great to know more about I.O Psychology
Yes introvert here!! Please make a video on this!
It's up! :)
Thank you soo much! This helped me alot ✨
This was extremely helpful!! Thank you!
Yes please do a video on presenting for introverts. Whenever I have had to do any presentations in life I was literally shaking from being so nervous.
Absolutly give tips for presenations for introverts. The cliche one is imagining the audience in their underwear, it doesnt work lol
This was helpful! Thank you for sharing your experiences. I'm taking IO Psychology graduate course in the fall to see if it's what I want to pursue.
The best video on this topic I've ever seen!!
You are right, there is limited IO info out there!
hi! I'm interested in pursuing i/o psych so this really helped! Do you mind describing how your job looks like? Like is it one of those rigorous 9-5 jobs where the work is pretty monotonous and stressful and your creativity is dying every second, or is tthe job more chill with sufficient work-life balance? I'm really interested in this but there's so much negative stuff going around about a 9-5 job that I'm scared
Hi! I should say first that this varies so much from company to company (and more specifically manager to manager) so my response won't apply to all IO positions.
Most days I work 8am-5pm (unfortunately 8am is becoming more of the norm). Throughout the day I'm meeting with clients to discuss their needs, having internal team meetings, and presenting/holding workshops with clients. My job has a lot of creativity in that I make my own presentations/workshops.
I will say unfortunately that 99% of IO jobs are going to be 8/9-5pm and at least a little stressful. Because you're essentially trying to help people at work there are a lot of personalities involved. Hope that helps!!
@@ChapterStackss noted! thank you so much for answering! :)
It depends on you. Look into something such as a policy maker which gives you a lot of freedom and opinions to mess around with
Hello. Great video! What if you want to provide therapy to people who are experiencing stress or trauma at work? Should I get an I-O degree, or should I pursue an education in clinical psychology and simply read up on work issues?
This was helpful, thank you. Was also straight to the point.
Oh this is most definitely the field for me- I am getting my PhD in I/O
Also, I'm starting my Master's soon for Organizational Leadership...not exactly related to what you're doing but this was interesting to learn about!
Super helpful, thank you so much for the video!
You were so energetic! IO must be an interesting field
Omg thank you!! 🎉 this was so helpful ❤
Glad to find your content 😇
Presentation and interviewing tips would be awesome!! Also miss your psych pops 🤗
I’m a freshman in college. I found your video super helpful. Thanks so much!!!
You are a life saver
Hi, thank you for posting this content. I was wondering if you could make another video on Learning/Development design/fascilitation and presenting.
It will be up next week :)
Tips for presenting, PLEASE!!
Very helpful! Thank you.
Any tips on how to get an entry level job with just a bachelor's degree in psychology? Or do you need to have a master's degree in psychology? I'm finishing my undergrad next year and I'm so scared lol.
This is a great question! Do you mean any entry level job or an IO entry-level job?
@@ChapterStackss IO entry level job! But if you want to branch out and talk about other jobs I’m here for it!
I loved this video so much!! It was so helpful!!
Thanks so much for making this video! I always thought I'd go LCSW and counsel... But the more I learn about myself, and about the realities of job prospects in counseling, I find that might not be best fit for me.
Honestly, am wondering if there are programs out there that incorporate Simon Sinek's approach to talent management and organizational culture... Yes, business is not charity but I _refuse_ to contribute to a system that demeans people - where numbers and shareholders are valued over people.
Did you end up finding something that works?
@@ariana2523 Not yet! With the economy as it is, I'm still saving to have a better cushion before pursuing grad school. And even now I'm still not fully decided on IO vs LCSW. Even with this comment the LCSW dream has kept coming back to me -- I've been wondering if it IS possible to strike a balance and do both macro and micro work.
@@BaritoneMonkey Thank you for the reply (:
Thank you so much for this content, this is so helpful ad insightful!
Love this video. Thank you!!
Can you expand more on the rotational program you mentioned? How do you look for it? Do you stay within that company after it’s over?
hi! i am in the process of applying to an i/o masters program right now and your videos have been super helpful. i just wanted to say thank you! also, that video about presenting as an introvert..... PLEASE
Networking tips would be great, I'm an introvert too!
I'm taking this in collage now. 8 more months and I will have my bachelors.
Would you recommend?
How has it been?
i’m currently getting my masters in school psychology and introvert presenting tips would be ABUNDANTLY helpful!!!
Will do!!
I think we’re twins!! We have very similar backgrounds (down to the Spanish minor and spending time in Spain 😂) I have my I-O masters and work at a university as a Career Specialist. So technically it’s university work but I’d still call myself a practitioner
Sending support and Kudos to your youtube content. IO Psy advocate here from Philippines
Thanks a lot. You are just so helpful
so glad i found your content! i'd love to implement elements of IO psychology into my work as a digital strategy consultant, without going back to school for 5+ years...any tips ? any good in depth geeky courses i could follow ? thank you so much for your help!
Great content ! I’m in school for HR but I’m interested in IO PSYCHOLOGY. would you recommend to switch over to IO PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR ?
@ChapterStackss I love that you are sharing this type of content! I'm quite new to IO Psyc external consulting space, I was curious to know if you have any tips for how to gain new clients or find work?
Hi! I recently graduated with my BA in Psychology and I am interested in pursuing my Masters in I/O. Do you think the grad school/program you attend matters when applying for I/O positions in the workplace?
Great question! Anyone know?
How's that education going?
Good to have you back. Funny that most people don't read much during 2020 but I read like crazy. Doing nothing just gets me in a bad mood.
I’m happy for you! I’m doing a lot of things… just not reading 😅
This is great! Thanks!
This video really helped me in bringing up my motivation to continue pursuing my I/O psychology career. I appreciate it a lot and enjoyed discussing about careers and value of the area.
Wow I've been following since before you went to Spain! I forgot about your Psych Pop videos. I am a psychiatric nurse so it's interesting to hear your perspective and experience! :)
Ahhh I’m a bit jealous! That’s the other field I was always interested in :)
Thanks for share, I am international and about to start a masters in Io, very nervous about job hunting after I finish
Great video thank you😊
Great video, really interesting! I’m going to be finishing up my degree in HR Management soon. I’m currently working as an entry level HR Associate, but in 2022 my company is starting a new position of Recruiting Manager and I’m in line for the promotion. Do you have any book recs for this area?
Congrats! I don’t have book recommendations specifically about recruiting but I’m a huge fan of Adam Grant and he has a lot of great book recommendations so you could check those out. Good luck!
thank you! this was very helpful as im currently looking into this now. What would you think abot an already practicing licensed counselor who has a MA in clinical psyche, going and getting a graduate certificate in I/O Psyche?
Hi thr, Many thanks for talking abt this. One thing that I have never seen people doing in my 15 years of corporate experience is talking to a psychologist at work. Their toxic or pleasant behaviors never got discussed with anyone unfortunately. I am an aspirant in this study,so I am genuinely interested in knowing what opportunities there are for earning if at all I materialize this dream.
I found this video to be extremely beneficial for my own understanding of this career! I've always had an interest in pursuing i/o psychology. i'm about to be a high school graduate. would you say that your job salaries were satisfactory? and are there a lot of job opportunities as an i/o psych without a phd?
Yes I think the salaries are definitely satisfactory! I got into this in the video, but if you're open to working in some facet of HR, there are a good amount of jobs.
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Thank you for making this video. It was very informative but without giving me the anxiety/information fatigue that I get when I go to the websites (like SIOP). I do have a couple of questions, tho. I'm interested in DEI, so would like to know if (1) I/O Psychologists also work in this area, and (2) if so, what do they do? Also, even though I understood what your occupation is, I have a hard time envisioning what is a day of work like for you? Say, you get to work and do exactly what (on a generalized daily basis)? This turned out to be a lot of questions (and quite personal) so I'll understand if you can't answer (lol). Still liked the content and appreciated it.
Hi, dear! Thank you for the wonderful video! Do you also mind sharing: Would pursuing a non-BPS-accredited Masters Degree in Organisational Psychology make a difference in landing consultancy jobs? Especially if your bachelors was from a different field, not psychology.
Soooo glad I found your channel. I’m interested in IO Psych but not many people post about their experiences! Was it hard to find clients or do you work for a big company? And I’m sure living in a bigger city is necessary for this type of occ?
"it" being HR work
no idea why I watched the video but you're gorgeous
u told us it was not for you , but you didn't say why and that's the content that will help us
You did psych and Spanish then moved to work in Spain... you're literally me 😶😶😶
That's it, I'm going all in into a master's level I-O Psych program. I wanted to go into a cognitive psych program but there are no master's level cognitive psych programs in my area (or anywhere for that matter. If there are, let me know).
I have one question, should I take business courses since I'm still in undergrad?
👋hi, I think a video on presenting for others as an introvert from you would be great! I'm considering pursuing io and I am an introvert.
Thank you so much for the information. I would like to ask about the certification course in I/O field and also want to know what are the best sites for the course.
Senior student and didn't know this a thing 😹
This was the most helpful information on I/O Psychology that I've heard yet! Thank you! I am curious what category of I/O Psych or HR that you describe here that would be best for someone that really enjoys working with people one on one or in small groups? Additionally, I enjoy coaching and I'm wondering if there is a way to get involved with coaching right off the bat as an entry level HR employee or if that is something that would have to wait until down the road? Appreciate your thoughts!
Amazing video
Have i heard right that an io psychologist salary is highest in psychology field ?
This is SO helpful. Thank you! Did you have to take the GRE for your masters program?
That's a good point! Yes I took it twice....and got the same score both times haha.....>_>
@@ChapterStackss haha! I'm afraid! I'm having SAT flashbacks.
What is the job availability for online, remote work for I/O psychologists? Maybe if you become a researcher/teacher is the best chance?
would you consider making a video about the courses one might expect going into a general I/o psychology masters, also your personal experience in grad school. thank you!
Check out Purdue Global they list that.
Hi! It varies a ton program to program so I would recommend just searching specific grad programs. A lot list this courses online.
I am trying to identify how an I/O Psychologist might bring value to a hospital. I've only ever worked in healthcare (Not the Pharmaceutical Industry) within hospitals or clinics. Considering going to school for I/O Psych.
Interesting! All of the jobs I mentioned are also within healthcare organizations, but if you’re more interested in doing research on the topic then may be a PhD would be a bit be a better idea. Good luck!