Organizational Behavior and its Impact on Performance

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Explore the fundamentals of organizational behavior, including the study of human behavior within an organization, environmental factors affecting organizations, and the importance of organizational structure. Gain insights into how organizations function and the optimal utilization of human resources for improved performance.

  • Organizational Behavior
  • Human Resources
  • Performance
  • Environment
  • Structure

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  1. Chapter 3 Organizational Behavior Dr. Mohsin Uddin Department of Accounting Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Ishik University, Erbil

  2. Home Work RIVER OF LIFE

  3. Group Presentation Group Presentation 4-5 Students 15 slides 10 Marks Topics Attitudes, Emotions, Ethics, Relationship, Habits, Attitude Motivation, Culture, Group, Team, Behavior, Personality, Gender DATE: ?APRIL/MAY 2019

  4. After this After this discussion, discussion, you should be able you should be able to : to : Describe Organization Explain environmental Factors affecting Organizations Define Organizational Behavior (OB) Explain characteristics of Organizational Behavior

  5. What is an Organization? Two or more people working together Formalized Goals Formal Hierarchy 5

  6. Definitions Money and Reiley: Organization is the form of every human association for the attainment of a common purpose .

  7. Need for Organization It provides an ideal setting for the study of human behavior Knowledge of organization helps managers to effectively, know various things, such as how to run the organization and protect the environment needs, how to motivate subordinates, how to manage conflicts, how to introduce behavioural changes and so on. Organizations include in all the important phases of human s life. A human is born in organizations (hospitals, clinics etc.); he/she is educated in organizations (schools, colleges etc.), and works in organization (factories, office etc.).

  8. Environmental Factors affecting Environmental Factors affecting Organizations Organizations Social Economic Political Cultural 8

  9. Organizational behavior Organizational behavior is the study of application of knowledge about human behavior in an organization Organizational behavior is the study of structure, functioning and performance of an organization Behavior of individual and group within organization Organizational behavior may be defined as optimum utilization of human resources for achieving organizational goal

  10. Definition Definition A systematic study that investigates the impact that individuals, groups and structure have on behavior within organizations, for the purpose of applying such knowledge towards improving an organization effectiveness(Stephen P. Robbins,2008). Organizational Behaviour can be defined as the understanding, prediction and control of human behavior in organization (Fred Luthans,2002).

  11. Characteristics of Organizational Behaviour People Structure Technology Social system

  12. Nature of OB OB is subject to change from time to time, place to place, situation to situation, environment to environment. It is nether psychology, sociology nor anthropology but it is a combination of all. It is governed by social laws, ethical values and procedures

  13. Scope and Important of OB Human relation skills Group and Group Dynamics Leadership Communication Conflict management Study of emotions Organisation Development

  14. Main Points of Organizational Behaviour Absenteeism Human performance Management

  15. Contributing Disciplines Contributing Disciplines to the to the Organizational Organizational Behaviour Behaviour Psychology Sociology Anthropology

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