I haven’t chosen the subfield of psychology I would like to work yet. But maybe the most interesting for me would be industrial/organizational psychology. It’s a subfield which is concerned with the scientific structuring of organizations and work to improve the productivity and quality of people’s life at work. For many people, time at work accounts a very large chunk of them lives. That’s why the field of industrial/organizational psychology is certainly a very needful. Psychologists have to communicate with people, observe the environment. The main attention they give to workers. Traditionally, industrial/organizational psychologists have focused on understanding individual behavior and experience in organizational settings. The most important thing they have to do - to produce solutions to problems in the workplace.
