Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic

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The hidden virtues of predictability, according to science

We treat it like a dirty word, but we shouldn’t.
The hidden virtues of predictability, according to science
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How much are you worth?

An imperfect algorithm to estimate your employability and earning potential.
How much are you worth
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The hidden career cost of being too agreeable

What science reveals about the perils of being nice.
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Why are some people better at multitasking?

And can anyone really be good at it?
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Does rudeness make leaders seem authentic?

On the seemingly genuine reputation of contrarian and toxic leaders.
Does rudeness make leaders seem authentic?
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Why you should pretend to be more humble than you are

Humble people are seen as more trustworthy, better team players, and even more effective leaders. Yet most of us can’t stop bragging.
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A science-backed answer to whether or not you should prioritize self-care over caring for others

Busting the myth of putting your own mask on first (if you’re not on an airplane).
A science-backed answer to whether or not you should prioritize self-care over caring for others
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Failures can lead to success. Scientists help you predict which ones will

Using an evidence-based model for decoding failure, the ROI of errors is dependent on five key factors.
Failures can lead to success. Scientists help you predict which ones will
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5 ways employers use AI to evaluate your career potential

From skills matching to mining your digital footprint, these are the most common ways your data is informing your employer.
5 ways employers use AI to evaluate your career potential
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Five science-backed ways to avoid conflict with your boss

Imagine being 30% happier or more productive, just because you learned how to manage your boss.
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