I/O Survey | SEBOC (The Society of Evidence-Based Organizational Consulting)

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Industrial/Organizational Psychology Experts

We're collecting initial data to gain more insight into the current

'State of The I/O Psychology Field and Brand' as seen by YOU.

Are you struggling to find

direction in your I/O career?

Survey: Industrial/Organizational Psychology

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Please select wich best applies to your current situaton:

I/O Expert (established I/O professional)

Looking to start my career as an I/O

I/O Student

I/O Degree [expected] Completion Year

If yes, what is your industry and position?

How many stars do you give the current brand recognition of I/O in organizations?How many stars do you give the current brand recognition of I/O in organizations?

Q1: What do you love most about the I/O Field?

Q2: What clarity is needed on how I/O fits into different job settings?

Q3: What challenges do you see when searching and applying for I/O jobs?

Q4: What challenges do you see pertaining to gaining consulting clients?

Q5: What skills do you believe you, as an I/O, are missing?

Q6: How confident are you in explaining to someone what an I/O is and does?

Very confident

Somewhat confident

Not confident

Q7: What part of the I/O field are you most familiar with?

Q8: How are you using your I/O degree/experience?

Q9: What challenges do you see I/O psychologists having in this current work environment?

Q10: How involved are you with other I/O’s?

Q11: What I/O associations, programs, groups do you belong to?

Q12: How familiar are you with the different activities and duties an I/O psychologist can perform?

Q13: What is the hardest thing about being in I/O?

Q14: If one thing could make the I/O field better, what would it be?

Q15: What I/O related topics would you be interested in taking as a training?

Q16: What are your long-term career goals in the field of I/O Psychology?

Q17: What specific job roles or industries are you interested in pursuing?

Q18: What skills and competencies would you like to further develop?

Q19: How confident do you feel in your job search skills?

Q20: What professional development opportunities have you pursued since graduation? (e.g. workshops, conferences, certifications)

Q21: What additional professional development opportunities would you like to pursue in the future?

Q22: Is there anything else you would like to share about your experience as a recent graduate in the field of I/O Psychology?

Q23: Do you have any feedback or suggestions for improving support and resources for recent graduates in this field?