Psychology of Work

The luxury of choice? The best-paid UK graduate schemes are in the finance sector; well-paid graduate roles in other sectors are in much scarcer supply (Credit: Getty Images)
Psychology of Work
Too broke to stick to our principles?
By José Luis Peñarredonda
Harvard psychologist Amy Cuddy helped popularise the idea of the "power pose" (Credit: Getty Images)
Psychology of Work
An easy way to seem more persuasive
By David Robson
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Psychology of Work
Say you're fluent? Be prepared to speak
By Bryan Lufkin
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Psychology of Work
The surprising benefits of commuting
By David Robson
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Psychology of Work
The secrets of ‘elastic thinking’
By Dhruti Shah
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Psychology of Work
Secrets of ‘high-potential’ personality
By David Robson
Sebastien Bras
Psychology of Work
When success goes from sweet to sour
By Brenna Cammeron
When we go after millennials, we’re just attacking new sources of workplace anxiety
Psychology of Work
Taking 'snowflakes' seriously
By Cary Cooper
Staff at digital marketing agency Sleeping Giant Media hold meetings in a ballpit in an attempt to stimulate creativity (Credit: Jasmin Hayes/Sleeping Giant Media)
Psychology of Work
Think like a toddler and win at work
By Lennox Morrison
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Psychology of Work
How to spot a lying job candidate
By Eric Barton
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Psychology of Work
Guide for the 'all about me' generation
By Eric Barton
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Psychology of Work
To succeed, tell everyone your failures
By Alison Birrane
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Psychology of Work
When you should fake it at work
By Alina Dizik
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Psychology of Work
The one quality that builds trust
By Renuka Rayasam
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Psychology of Work
Open offices are driving us mad
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