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What's it like to have a low IQ?
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this post was submitted on 08 May 2025
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I agree, it's a fairly productive social science, but is there actual evidence that psychology has made an impact in organisation and management?
There's plenty of anecdotes and some hard numbers that suggest management is replete with bullshit artistry. For example, most office managers rely on in-seat time as their only measure of productivity.