Chapter 1 Organizational Behavior and Opportunity

Chapter 1 Organizational Behavior and Opportunity

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Opportunities
Favorable times or chances for progress
Change
The transformation or modification of an organization and/or its stakeholders.
Challenge
The call to competition,. contest or battle
Organizational behavior
The study of individual behavior and group dynamics in an organization. The foundation of organizational behavior is human behavior. SEE REVIEW
Psychology sociology engineering anthropology
The science of human behavior the science of society the applied science of energy and matter the science of the learned behavior of humans
Management
The study of overseeing activities and supervising people in organizations.
Task people
An organizations mission, purpose, or goal for existing the human resources of an organization
Technology structure
Is the tools, knowledge, and or techniques used to transform inputs into outputs is the systems of communication authority and roles and workflow
Formal organizations informal organizations
Is the official legitimate, and most visible part of the system the unofficial and less visible part of the system (the snake pit)
Hawthorne Studies
Studies conducted during the 1920s that discovered the existence and importance of the informal organization
Objective knowledge skill development
Knowledge that results from research and scientific activities the mastery of abilities essential to successful functioning in organizations
Learning organizational behaviors involves...
Mastery of basic objective knowledge --> development of specific skills and abilities --> application of knowledge and skills
Medicine
The applied science of healing or treatment of diseases to better a persons health and well being
Organizational behavior - external perspective
Understand behavior in terms of external events, environmental forces, and behavioral consequences
Organizational behavior - internal perspective
Understand behavior in terms of thoughts, feelings, past experiences and needs. Explain behavior by examining a persons history and personal value system