publication date: Jun 26, 2008
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When the word psychology is used at work, there can be a tendency to think it is about dealing with mental illness or analysing employees, or even that it is a bit academic with no real relevance to the workplace. Paul Fairhurst, principal consultant at the Institute of Employment Studies, explains why organisations should spend more time focusing on positive psychology, a strengths-based approach to creating successful people and organisations, rather than just fixing what is wrong with them



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