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37:39Workplace Surgery: Breaking into business psychologyLeanne Elliott: But padded it with stuff that is complete nonsense Al Elliott: Right. Because even the name of it, like neurolinguistic programming, sounds sciency to those people who aren't scientists Leanne Elliott: YeEP 276 · 17 Feb 2026·workplace surgery· 37:39–44:0551:17Workplace Surgery: Trends for aspiring business psychologistsLeanne Elliott: A.I., definitely, I think goes without saying at this point, doesn't it? Al Elliott: Yeah Leanne Elliott: As we've, we've heard today in, in terms of your training course that managers are, are looking toEP 276 · 17 Feb 2026·workplace surgery· 51:17–53:2119:00Why Leanne calls herself a certified business psychologistAl Elliott: Okay, Leah, at this point I think we should ask the important question. You call yourself a certified business psychologist. Why? Leanne Elliott: Well, a few reasons. One, people know what it means. Or they tEP 110 · 27 Jun 2024·panel interview· 19:00–21:593:08What is a business psychologist, actually?Leanne Elliott: A business psychologist is somebody who, who works within the science of people, behavioural science, and applies those principles within an organisation. Why would an organisation need a business psycholEP 17 · 20 Dec 2022·other· 3:08–6:111:41Why Remote Work Isn't What Most People WantLeanne Elliott: So that's not true. I'm a business psychologist. That's what I do. It's what I've done for almost 15 years. I have worked in business. I've consulted with businesses, um, all things people and culture. SoEP 05 · 25 Jul 2022·other· 1:41–3:041:24What Oblong doesLeanne Elliott: Well, Oblong is really founded on exactly what you, you mentioned at the beginning there about what this podcast is about. It's, it's built on a belief that the crucial route to business growth and succesEP 01 · 6 Jul 2022·other· 1:24–2:472:47What employee engagement actually meansLeanne Elliott: Yes, it does. As a business psychologist, I'm sure any, any technical person out there that has a real passion can, can fall down a rabbit hole of explaining things that really don't matter. It's the nutsEP 01 · 6 Jul 2022·other· 2:47–5:10

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