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Don't Make Your Bed? Psychologists Claim It Reveals an Important Trait Employers Look For
A seemingly harmless morning habit – or lack thereof – could reveal one of the most sought-after traits in the modern business world. People who don't make their beds, although often labeled as messy, can be more creative and prone to innovative thinking, according to psychologists.
TL;DR
- People who don't make their beds may be more creative and innovative.
- A study in Psychological Science suggests messy environments stimulate cognitive processes and creativity.
- Tidy spaces encourage more cautious and conventional decision-making.
- An unmade bed might indicate a flexible way of thinking, valued by employers.
- Those who need to make their beds often seek order and control, potentially exhibiting perfectionism.
- Both approaches are valid; some function better in structure, others in mild chaos for creativity.