Recent articles and thoughts on economics, policy, and research.
Why do some psychology studies become cultural legends? This guide revisits 56 frequently retold experiments, case studies, and research paradigms—and the gap between fame and evidence.
A structured, non-theoretical companion to career choice: the PrOACT framework for breaking any complex decision into eight manageable elements, the ten psychological traps that quietly distort it, and the research showing why chasing the "best" option often backfires.
A structured, non-theoretical companion to career choice: the PrOACT framework for breaking any complex decision into eight manageable elements, the ten psychological traps that quietly distort it, and the research showing why chasing the "best" option often backfires.
Career development theory has, since its emergence as a field of study in the early twentieth century, been organized around two broad and complementary ways of explaining how people choose an occupation
Career success is more than just a big paycheck or a fancy title—it’s the mix of achievements and personal fulfillment that come from your work life. It’s about the wins you can measure and the satisfaction you feel inside.
In the digital age, faking expertise has become alarmingly easy. Borrowed lab coats, vague titles, strategic closeness to real experts: social media gives fake authority a stage at industrial scale, where the algorithm rewards confidence over rigor. The result: health, financial, or parenting decisions made by trusting voices with no real legitimacy. Understanding the mechanics of imitation is the first step to no longer being fooled. And resisting it takes only two simple questions — but you first have to remember to ask them.
A concise analysis of the impact of socioeconomic status on career choices, highlighting the educational, psychological, and economic barriers and their effects on professional trajectories.
A practical guide to modern job search strategies, highlighting the importance of networking, the hidden job market, and effective communication with employers. Learn how to craft a compelling cover letter, structure your application, and maximize your chances of securing interviews and job opportunities.
Writing a resume is the final step in presenting your skills and experience to employers. Instead of asking someone else to write it for you, take control and create a document that truly reflects who you are. Your resume must quickly highlight your value. This guide also provides ready-to-use templates for both formats, including examples for experienced professionals and students.