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Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork

Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork

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M.S. in Organizational Psychology | Focusing on how minds, teams, and leaders function at work. Blending evidence-based insight with Cognitive Engine analysis.

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Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork
🧵THREAD: The Greatest Psychologist Who Impacted the Workplace – And Why You Still Feel Watched at Work 1/ When people think “greatest psychologist,” names like Freud, Jung, or Maslow come to mind. But the man who truly transformed the modern workplace? 👉 Frederick Winslow Taylor The father of Scientific Management. Let’s unpack the legacy. 🧠🏭
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Barry Jackson
Barry Jackson@flasportsbuzz·
I know some national people said trading Waddle & signing Willis seemed contradictory/incongruous, but I don't see it that way because their plan seems simple enough and rationale: 1) If you see a QB that you think can be really good (as they do with Willis) and get him signed for 3 years at good value, get him in the building ASAP! That's sensible. 2). Collect as many draft picks as you can but hold onto incumbent young building blocks that you identified as building blocks and view as building blocks unless a team absolutely blows you out of the water with a trade offer. 3) Be very selective when you splurge with big $$ in free agency. This team will be built primarily through drafting and retaining productive draft picks. 4) Clear up the enormous cap problems. 5). Don't go into this season trying to lose to land a top QB. They want to field a representative product (it's fair to season-ticket holders) while building up the roster for the longterm and while knowing that not every need can be realistically filled in one offseason. They think Willis could be "the guy" but have flexibility to get someone else if he's not. 6) Get value veterans (at our near the minimum) who have flashed or have a talent that (in 4 cases in the past week) made them second day picks to begin with. They've done or embarked on a path with all of these things.
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Bill Enright
Bill Enright@BillEnright·
Before filling out your brackets, check out the probability on @KalshiSports. My quick breakdown of what the markets are saying about who will cut down the nets in March Madness: si.com/betting/predic…
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Big Cat
Big Cat@BarstoolBigCat·
I think we can all agree it’s Duke’s tournament to lose. No one is beating them
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Hugo Münsterberg
Hugo Münsterberg@HugoMunsterberg·
@AndrewMNaber What kind of modern quackery is this? Who diagnoses depression with a self-report questionnaire? Stick with the basics like taking a good look at their stool. So often I've found that black bile buildup can be remedied with a strong purgative. Flush out the system, man!
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Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork
Most workplaces don’t have a productivity problem. They have a psychology problem. You can’t KPI your way out of low trust. You can’t micromanage your way into motivation. And you definitely can’t “pizza party” your way to engagement. People perform when they feel Safe!
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Jon Rothstein
Jon Rothstein@JonRothstein·
Tommy Lloyd. Grab Your Passport.
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Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork
Workplace happiness isn’t about bean bags or pizza Fridays. It’s about fair pay, psychological safety, competent managers, and work that actually matters. Ignore those basics and no “culture initiativewill save you. People don’t quit jobs. They quit environments. #Workplace
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Athletics
Athletics@Athletics·
Main concourse concrete poured ✅ Foul pole foundations set ✅ The Ballpark is starting to take shape.
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Mike Williams
Mike Williams@SelfMade0602·
Can’t wait til this guy gaslights you all tomorrow. And says how the Dolphins are a storied franchise. And have the best fans in the world. If you guys can’t recognize the pattern I can’t help you. We will be doing this all over again in a couple years.
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Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork
Same. Old. Dolphins. How many times is the Dolphins front office going to make the same mistake over and over again? 25 Years and counting of no playoff wins! #MiamiDolphins
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Michael Capone, MSOP | PsychAtWork
Toxic people don’t just “hurt morale” — they wreck workplaces. One bad actor can: • Kill trust • Drain energy • Push high performers out • Normalize dysfunction And the uncomfortable truth? If they’re still there, leadership is tolerating it. #ToxicWorkplace #Leadership
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Jaime Eisner
Jaime Eisner@JaimeEisner·
Updated odds to be the next Miami Dolphins HC: Jeff Hafley (+150) John Harbaugh (+400) Chris Shula (+650) Klint Kubiak (+750) Mike LaFleur (+900) Kliff Kingsbury (+900) Robert Saleh (10/1) Mike McCarthy (11/1) Kevin Stefanski (12/1) Jesse Minter (12/1) Vance Joseph (14/1) Anthony Campanile (16/1) #PhinsUp [odds via BetOnline]
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