You are an I/O psychologist working for a company that is experiencing rapid growth. Resources are stretched to the limit. Employees are, in some cases, doing more than one job to meet ever-rising product demand. Management approaches you and asks you to determine what new position(s) the company needs to create to address its growthYou are an I/O psychologist working for a company that is experiencing rapid growth. Resources are stretched to the limit. Employees are, in some cases, doing more than one job to meet ever-rising product demand. Management approaches you and asks you to determine what new position(s) the company needs to create to address its growth
