Art Markman

Art Markman, PhD is a professor of Psychology and Marketing at the University of Texas at Austin and Founding Director of the Program in the Human Dimensions of Organizations. Art is the author of Smart Thinking and Habits of Leadership, Smart Change, Brain Briefs, and, most recently, Bring Your Brain to Work.

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Art Markman

3 ways to create a good first impression at your new job

Starting a new job soon? Here’s what you need to do.

3 ways to train your brain to be more curious

Worried that you’re not naturally curious? Here’s how you can develop the habit of learning.

3 reasons why new hires are so good at solving problems

New employees can be great catalysts for solving problems that have long plagued a company.

This is what makes people happy at work, according to science

These things can make all the difference in whether you feel good about going to work each day.

3 signs your colleague isn’t trustworthy

Keep an eye out for these red flags.

4 things employers do that undermine employee trust

Trust is critical in the workplace and can make all the difference when it comes to retaining employees.

4 signs you’re experiencing burnout, according to a cognitive scientist

If you’ve been feeling exhausted, here’s how to know if you just need a relaxing weekend, or if it’s something more major.

You should stop deflecting compliments and do this instead

There’s a way to accept a compliment graciously that doesn’t make you seem full of yourself.

This is the right way to give a compliment at work

Research suggests that compliments benefit both the giver and the receiver. But they can also make people uncomfortable if poorly executed.

Here’s where I look for inspiration when I’m feeling unmotivated at work

Occasionally feeling stuck at work is perfectly natural, and a good sign to look around for some inspiration.

How to identify narcissists at work—and when to avoid them

Not all narcissists are the same, and understanding the differences can improve your work life.

Tackling a big project? You need an accountability buddy

Social pressure can be helpful when you find your motivation to finish a massive project waning.

Conventional brainstorming doesn’t work. Try this method instead

The 6-3-5 method takes fuller advantage of the group’s skills.

Do these 3 things the next time you get criticism that stings

Receiving feedback—even when it’s meant to be constructive—is hard.

Why everyone’s favorite personality test is BS

Please stop using the Myers-Briggs test, writes psychologist and professor Art Markman.

How to deal with the coworker you hate as you return to the office

Think about this as a time to reset your relationship.

How to make new friends as an adult

These three strategies can help if you’re looking to make new and meaningful connections.

4 ways a boss can create a toxic workplace

If you’ve worked with a toxic boss, then these behaviors will probably sound all too familiar.

3 habits of especially happy people

If you’re looking to improve your outlook, take a lesson from these individuals.

How to deal with a flaky coworker

Few things are as frustrating as dealing with a colleague who isn’t doing their fair share of a group project.

Impact

Climate scientists demand PR firms stop helping fossil fuel companies cover up their impact

Every driver in London soon might have to pay a fee any time they take a car trip

What could a global tax on wealth over $5 million pay for?

News

Want more Instagram likes? Marketing scholars have discovered a formula for the perfect image

Ghosting on this Gen Z dating app will literally make you invisible

Problems ordering your free COVID test kits? Try this fix

Co.Design

From failed medical devices to wrongful arrests, this is what happens when inclusive design takes a backseat