Anders Sjöberg Universitetslektor, docent

After finishing his BA in 1991, Anders Sjöberg worked as a researcher at the Swedish National Institute for Working Life, in a project on organizational psychology and the link between job attitudes and behavior. His work in this area has been published in several psychological journals and books. Anders Sjöberg received his PhD from the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University, in 1998. In 2009, Anders Sjöberg was recognized by the Emerald Management Review as a co-author to one of the top 50 scientific management articles of the year. In 2011 he received his associate professor title at Stockholm University. Anders has during the past 15 years presented his findings at international research conferences.

The research conducted by Anders Sjöberg is now characterized by an interest in personnel selection, team effectiveness and artificial intelligence. He is supervising students at all levels. He teaches courses in personnel selection, economic utility analysis and psychometrics at the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University.  He is a Fellow of the Swedish Psychological Society and a member of the European Federation of Psychologists’ Association’s (EFPA) Board of Assessments. He has developed psychological assessments for both development and selection and adapt both clinical and educational tests for psychologists’ in the Nordic markets. 

Anders was a member of the ISO Project Committee (PC230) for ISO 10667 (Assessment service delivery – procedures and methods to assess people in work and organizational settings) and was a member of the drafting committee for the Standard. More recently, he worked with the implementation of a new evidence based selections procedure for the Swedish prosecutor's office, the Swedish Armed Forces and the Swedish Security Service.In September, a book will be released where Anders is a co-author. The book is about personality at work (Personlighet i arbete, Natur & Kultur). The book is written together with Sofia Sjöberg and Sara Henrysson