the job of an occupational psychologist?

Question

does anyone know/is an occupational psychologist? Ive just graduated and wonder how i can get into this field? Is it easy to get into? and what kind of qualities/skills are needed.

thanks!

i answer to the rude person below- yes, I have an idea but its vague. I wanted more detail as I've decided to change the career path that i had originally decided to follow to a more business orientated one!

Answer 1

...you just graduated and you don't know what you are supposed to do,.....mmmm, did you ever go to class? How can you study a career you no nothing about what the job market is like or what the lob description would be

Answer 2

From what I remember:

I took a class during my undergrad and I believe that you have to have a Masters or a Doctorate in that field.

You can do all kinds of things with this degree, what I found interesting is working for a big corporation, writing tests for wanna be employees,etc. But, it stopped there for me...

I found out right away that it was not for me, so I certainly will suggest that you find out as much as you can before you take the plunge.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Sean Connory would pronounce it occupational shytchologisht -most of them are, so you would have no problem getting in to this bunch. Good luck

Answer 5

get yourself a good psychologist...