Companies rely on industrial organizational psychologists for recruitment and training needs. Most of these psychologists work in scientific research and development services, colleges and ...

Tedlow, R. S. "Essay on Industrial Psychologist Henry C. Link." In Dictionary of American Biography. 2nd ed., 433–434. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1977.

Industrial-organizational psychology is a subspecialty of psychology for professionals who are interested in helping people in the workplace work better together, determine the best practices for ...

A doctorate in industrial-organizational psychology can qualify degree holders to conduct research or become professors of organizational psychology. Some degree holders also work in business as ...