Management and Organisational Behaviour 11th edn

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Effective BBS [28] applications frequently follow the seven basic principles by Geller [29] as following: The primary focus in safety is to eliminate occupational hazards from the work environment, followed by substitution and engineering controls. Behavioral processes would be best categorized as administrative controls that can promote safety priority and protective behaviors at all levels of an organization. Organizational culture serves as the foundation for the behavior the employees exhibit, and the two are closely intertwined. If a company wants to create a positive working environment, it is important to establish an organizational culture that promotes healthy behavior among its employees. Benefits of Understanding Organizational Behavior

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Organizational processes. In addition to people, machines, and structure, we must recognize a series of organizational processes, such as leadership, communication, decision-making, power and politics, and so forth. The processes largely determine the nature and quality of interpersonal and intergroup relations within the workplace and, as such, influence ultimate organizational performance. Assumptions; they are unwritten culture but the stakeholders tend to follow them in the organisation e.g. interpersonal relations. Some employees may value timeliness over perfection and prioritize meeting deadlines over taking care of themselves. Others might value both equally, while still others might prioritize self-care over the other two. It’s important to create a team of individuals who can work together effectively and efficiently, and who possess the values and personalities that are well-suited to the job at hand. This will help ensure that the boundaries between work and personal life are maintained, and that goals are met in a timely manner. Structure Taylor felt these principles could be used to align managers and employees by determining a description of the work and in specified amounts. What an average worker could produce at a reasonable time limits. What management should pay workers for that effort in the production process? He indicated that the incentive were the best way to align the workers to the organization goals and objectives. Classical approach Enthusiasm is one of the traits a good leader should poses to ensure that he maintains the cause of the people.To a large extent, we can apply what has been learned from psychology, sociology, and cultural anthropology. In addition, we can learn from economics and political science. All of these disciplines have something to say about life in organizations. However, what sets organizational behavior apart is its particular focu In centralization little delegation of authority and control of the organizational decision making; power and discretion is based on the top managers who head the organization and they have exclusive authority in the organizational direction in terms of policy and strategy formulation. In small and competitive environments is basically the most efficient model. The organization design sets out the decision making process thus establishing the levels of responsibility and accountability in the organization. The situation facing the organization determines the corporate culture, the style of roles and the nature of activities being taken and in the required time frames.

What Is Organizational Behavior (OB), and Why Is It Important?

The need theories are concerned with the employee needs in the organization setup and how they can be managed to ensure employee satisfaction in the organization. These theories try to explain how the people’s motivation changes over time and attempts to classify the human needs. These theories have an important implication to the managers and give them an opportunity to motivate their employees by different ways like job design, management styles, compensation etc. The following their practical implication; Gravina, Nicole; Nastasi, Jessica; Austin, John (April 3, 2021). "Assessment of Employee Performance". Journal of Organizational Behavior Management. 41 (2): 124–149. doi: 10.1080/01608061.2020.1869136. ISSN 0160-8061. Most importantly—and if I have to read another LinkedIn post taking my words out of context, I’ll be naming and shaming in the next article I write—your employees will not be adequately valued until paid an adequate wage, awarded proper raises and treated with the respect they deserve for sacrificing their incredibly valuable time to help a business profit. Do not pay workers a wage below the standard of living and expect to create an acceptable workplace—underpaid employees and a healthy workplace cannot coexist. 6. Create a Positive Work Culture Some organizations maintain strict hierarchies and role definitions, while others choose to adopt a less rigid, more collaborative approach. A chosen structure and its proper (or improper) management can provide workers with clarity or lead to chaos and confusion. These structural elements can dictate how effectively and comfortably employees are able to suggest changes, ask for help and escalate problems. If your organization seems to struggle with these issues and it is reflected in the behavior of the staff, it may be time to take a look at the structures in place. Technology In this grid formulated there are 81 possible outcomes or interactions and there are five extreme positions namely;The BSA approach involves a systematic analysis and improvement process across multiple performance levels, ensuring system changes are made based on understanding their impact and assessing the variables affecting performance. [26] Integration of information, not to limit possibilities. Research-based theory develops effective interventions based on situational or interpersonal characteristics, integrating information from systematic behavioral observations.