r/IOPsychology is a subreddit with 42k members. The community frequently discusses io, psychology, career, advice, and phd, and the most common flair used is question, discussion, jobs & careers, research, and data.
/r/iopsychology is dedicated to all things IO psychology. As a highly interdisciplinary field, we promote research and practice in IO domains as well as areas of communication, knowledge management, business, sociology, economics, and MIS.
Topics to consider for discussion include, but are not limited to, HRM (e.g., selection, training, recruitment), OB (e.g., leadership, OHP, creativity), Psychometrics, as well as new or emerging subdomains of IO.
Popular Topics in r/IOPsychology
#1
Io
30 posts
#2
Psychology
24 posts
#3
Career
23 posts
#4
Advice
14 posts
#5
Phd
11 posts
#6
Masters
10 posts
#7
Job
8 posts
#8
Hr
8 posts
#9
Workplace
8 posts
#10
Research
7 posts
Flair Used in r/IOPsychology
#1
Question
: "What I/O literature best explains the transition from an emerging vocational interest to actually testing it?"
31 posts
#2
Discussion
: "Dan Ariely caught again."
22 posts
#3
Jobs & Careers
: "I/O psychology Ontario"
12 posts
#4
Research
: "If you appreciate the I/O assessment space and engage with the hobby of collecting sports or TCG cards, consider trying out my pet project...I created an assessment to help enter the hobby and provide "self-awareness""
3 posts
#5
Data
: "IO psychology program rankings based on faculty publications in selective journals"
2 posts
#6
[Jobs & Careers]
: "Entry level jobs for Psychology major"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/IOPsychology
Yearly
+5k members(13.2%)
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Last updated: October 18, 2026