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The Power of Work Families and Personality Fit

Job families refer to groups of jobs that share common characteristics. Within an organization, this means that related jobs involve similar skills and responsibilities. The importance of this approach for employees is that it takes into account the important tasks that are expected to receive priority allocation of time. Establishing this relationship between job families and job tasks provides a structured framework for...

Personality-Based Success Strategies for Early-Career Professionals

People just starting their careers often find themselves dealing with the same questions: “Will I be successful?”, “How can I stand out in the business world?”, “Which path is right for me?” These questions arise not only from the uncertainties of work life but also from the way our personality traits shape how we relate to others at work, which opportunities we pursue, and how we cope with challenges....

The Relationship Between Introverted and Extroverted Personality and Career

In society, career success is often seen as a form of social acceptance. A career becomes one of the most important areas representing an individual’s status and identity. Therefore, when making choices, people consider not only their own interests and tendencies but also the professions that society deems “prestigious.” In addition, factors such as economic income, job security, family, social...

Digital Friend or Silent Risk? The Psychological Effects of ChatGPT

ChatGPT is one of the most popular artificial intelligence tools in recent years. It answers questions, generates ideas, and even provides emotional support through conversations. Its easy accessibility, quick solutions, and contribution to learning processes make it attractive. However, research highlights not only its benefits but also its hidden psychological risks.

How Do Personality Traits Affect Time Management?

People have many responsibilities to fulfill in their daily lives. While carrying out these responsibilities, not only knowledge and skills but also the ability to manage time effectively becomes important. In the rising age of digitalization, we are exposed to many distracting stimuli, making it increasingly difficult to focus on a single task. Without consistency, delays in fulfilling responsibilities become inevitable.

Emotional Intelligence in Leadership

Leadership is a concept that has been the subject of many studies and has been addressed from different perspectives. What is leadership, what should be the personality traits of a leader, what are the qualities a person must have in order to be a good leader, and many other questions are answered in these studies.In line with these definitions, when we look at the common denominators of different approaches to leadership

Digital Literacy and the Role of Personality

The days when we exist in the physical world have long been shadowed by the digital world. Digital skills are gaining importance not only in terms of adapting to the expectations of business life, but also in terms of the dynamics of social life and the foundations of which need to be laid during the school period.¹ In a system where digital technologies structure interpersonal interaction and the working model

How Much “Us” Do Our Brand Choices Reflect?

In today's intensely competitive environment, the ability of brands to survive and achieve sustainable success is not limited to offering quality products or services; it also requires them to gain consumers' emotional attachment to the brand. At this point, the concept of brand loyalty plays a critical role. Research shows that individuals' loyalty to brands depends not only...

The Role of Personality in Adapting to Hybrid Work Model

Before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, most organizations expected employees to spend more than 80 percent of their time in the office. Today, only 10 percent do so, with the remaining 90 percent adopting a range of hybrid work models that allow employees to work virtually from out-of-office locations for some or most of the time.¹ While this work model was a forced shift due to the impact of..

Metacognition and Work Performance: The Key to High Success

Metacognition is defined as the individual’s capacity to understand, monitor and regulate their own thinking processes. The concept was first put forward by John Flavell. Flavell defines metacognition as “the individual’s own cognitive activities and the ability to control these activities” and according to him, metacognition enables understanding learning processes, conscious control over