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The Intersection of Organisational Psychology and Leadership | Prof. Arif Hassan | Organisational Psychologist, Professor, Consultant

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The intersection of organisational psychology and leadership is vital for understanding and improving workplace dynamics. In a conversation with Dr. Arif Hassan, an expert in organisational psychology, emphasises how psychological principles shape effective leadership, particularly in motivating employees and fostering a positive work culture. By applying organisational psychology, leaders can create environments that promote motivation, trust, and efficiency. This integration helps leaders navigate challenges, enhance decision-making processes, and build strong relationships, ensuring organisational success in both local and global contexts. [00:39] - About Prof. Arif Hassan Dr. Hassan is an organisational psychologist, a professor, an education specialist, a researcher, and a consultant.  He has published five books and nearly 70 articles. 

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