1. Select a major business or organization and learn about how it currently operates in areas relevant to I/O psychology. For example, if you select a major retail chain, seek to learn about how it selects employees, evaluates employees’

work, trains its leaders, or structures the work environment. Information may be readily available about some of the larger companies because books and articles are often written about their history, transformations, and current business practices. If possible, talk with employees of the company to gain an inside perspective.