journal of business and psychology

You Can’t Judge Someone’s Personality From A Resume

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Resumes are often your first impression to a job recruiter, and first impressions are often wrong. Here’s the trouble, though: job recruiters think that they’re awesome at judging personalities based on resumes. They aren’t. Researchers publishing in the Journal of Business and Psychology have found that it’s extremely difficult to … Read More

When the Going Gets Tough, The Machiavellians Get Going

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It’s crunch time at the office—deadlines are looming, employees are slammed, bosses are panicked. Who’s in their element? The Machiavellians, that’s who. According to a study in the Journal of Business and Psychology, the people who thrive the most in tough office conditions are Machiavellians. Researchers assessed 110 psychology students … Read More

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