Workplace Psychology

4 articles

An employee faking happiness in a cubicle, symbolizing the hidden professional costs of overt joy and the sabotage of personal workplace happiness.

Why Employees Sabotage Their Own Workplace Happiness

Despite millions spent on 'happiness programs,' a 2023 study found that employees who consistently display high levels of overt happiness are 15% less likely to be promoted within three years compared

Marcus Ellery·August 10, 2026

A manager inspiring their diverse team, illustrating the Pygmalion effect's positive impact on employee performance and engagement in a modern workplace.

Workplace

What Is the Pygmalion Effect in Leadership and Employee Performance?

Teacher expectations of a pre-schooler's ability robustly predicted that child's high school GPA, according to American Progress .

Marcus Ellery·April 19, 2026

Diverse team collaborating effectively in a bright, modern office, symbolizing strong organizational trust and a positive work environment.

Workplace

What is Organizational Trust and How Do We Build It at Scale?

A staggering 75 percent of all employee departures are preventable, revealing a massive, often-missed opportunity for organizations to retain talent.

Alina Petrov·April 16, 2026

A professional person, with a determined yet calm expression, stands confidently in a modern office, symbolizing overcoming self-doubt and embracing their career potential.

Personal Growth

What Is Imposter Syndrome and How Can You Overcome It Professionally?

Do you ever feel like a fraud at work despite your accomplishments? Learn what imposter syndrome is and discover actionable strategies to overcome it professionally, building genuine self-confidence and unlocking your career potential.

Victor Huang·April 4, 2026