Important Personality Traits for Organizational Behavior

Important Personality Traits for Organizational Behavior
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Personality traits play a crucial role in organizational behavior, impacting various aspects such as locus of control, self-esteem, Machiavellianism, self-monitoring, Type A and Type B personalities, risk-taking, narcissism, and achievement motivation. Understanding these traits can help in managing absenteeism, relationships, job performance, career success, and more.

  • Personality Traits
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Locus of Control
  • Self-Esteem
  • Motivation

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  1. Personality traits important for OB

  2. Locus of control Internal External Implications of locus of control Absenteeism and alienation Influence International transfers Interpersonal relationships Information processing Motivation

  3. Self esteem Vocational choice Achievement Influence Persistence and commitment

  4. Machiavellianism Ruthlessness Not team players Influence Structured situation Dealing with them Expose them Deeds not words Avoid situations that suit high- machs

  5. Self monitoring Job performance Career success Relationships Impression management

  6. Type A peronality Extremely busy Unable to relax High standards Frustrated Perfectionists

  7. Type B personality Patient Not concerned with time Relaxes without guilt Plays for fun not to win Is never in a hurry Is mild mannered

  8. Risk taking Ability to take more risks

  9. Narcissism Over self- admiration Arrogant and aggressive Look down upon others React strongly to provocation

  10. Achievement motivation Individual achievements Occupation matching abilities Internals Moderate risks Feedback High expectations Accomplishment Total involvement Optimistic

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