Becoming an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist

For anyone like me that has no idea what being professional looks like after undergrad or during undergrad, this book gives you an idea. The book introduces steps to take personally and within your relationships to ensure you create networks to succeed. Various chapters on what to do and what to consider when choosing graduate schools and offers. To those who are already in a grad program and finishing their degree, THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR YOU. for undergrads or high school students that need guidance on how to do a career path right, this is it.

I won this book at a conference, but since it popped up in my recommendations, I thought I'd provide a review. This book is useful if you're considering a degree in I-O psychology or if you're currently in school to become an I-O psychologist. The book's main three sections are divided amongst the undergraduate years, graduate school, and careers. The book provides insight into different career paths that can be taken with a degree in I-O and discusses where you can find information about job openings in the field. I found the book to be interesting and helpful.

Book is boring.