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I/O Field Entry Accelerator

Scott H.
By Scott H.5.0· 3 reviewsI-O Psychology | Break Into the Field & Land Your Job

This is the full picture — not just how to get in, but how to hit the ground running once you do. For prospective students who want to understand the field deeply, apply strategically, and enter their program already thinking like a practitioner.

What's included

Coaching Time5h–7h of coaching · Live Sessions$399
Total$399
  • A compelling personal statement — full feedback across multiple drafts until it tells the right story with confidence and specificity
  • A polished, graduate-application-ready resume aligned to the field
  • An insider map of the field — the real career paths, key roles (OD consultant, HRBP, L&D specialist, talent strategist), what they pay, and how programs feed into each one
  • A 90-day plan for your first semester — how to build relationships, choose the right experiences, and avoid the mistakes most first-year students make that cost them time and opportunities later

Meet your expert

Scott H.

Scott H.

I-O Psychology | Break Into the Field & Land Your Job

5.03 reviews
15Min coached
2Followers

I’m an organizational psychology practitioner trained at Columbia University and an executive coach for leaders navigating complexity. When things feel messy - unclear expectations, competing priorities, stakeholder politics, high-visibility decisions - that’s where I work. Most executives don’t need more motivation. They need structured space to think clearly when the stakes are high. I help leaders: - Cut through ambiguity - Clarify what actually matters - Decide with confidence - Execute without second-guessing My coaching is candid, structured, and practical. You won’t get abstract leadership theory. You’ll leave with nexts steps and resource, to immediately act on. Leaders typically reach out during transitions, reorgs, power shifts, or when everything feels important at once and they need to determine what actually is. If you’re thinking, “This is complicated - what do I do?” Let’s figure it out.

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