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Organizations - ANS social inventions for accomplishing common goals through
group effort



Social Inventions - ANS essential characteristic is presence of people



Organizations focus on.... (5) - ANS - attitudes/behaviours of groups and individuals

- how can they be effectively structured

- how external events influence them

*about understanding people and managing them to work effectively

*how to get ppl to practice effective teamwork



Goal of Organizations - ANS SURVIVAL - adapt to change



In an organization, people have to: (3) - ANS - be motivated to join and remain in it

- be reliable in productivity, quality and service

- be flexible and innovative



What is Organizational Behaviour? - ANS attitudes/behaviours of individuals and
groups in organizations

,Human Resource Management - ANS programs, practices and systems to aquire,
develop, motivate and retain empoyees in organizations

- ex. recruitment, selection, compensation, training, development



Why Study OB? (3) - ANS - its interesting (about ppl, human nature, success &
failure)

- its important (affects customers, variation)

- it makes a difference ( of effectiveness, competitiveness of orgs, survival,
adaptability and success)



Goals of OB (3) - ANS 1. Predicting OB - when others will make ethical decisions
etc.

2. Explaining OB - events, why ppl more/less motivated, satisfied or prone to
resign

3. Managing OB - management, understand reasons



Evidence-Based Management - ANS translating principles based on best scientific
evidence into OB rather than personal preference to guide orgs decision making



Bureaucracy - ANS - strict chain of command (single superior)

- selection based on skills

- detailed rules, regulations and procedures

- strict specialization

,- centralized power at orgs top



Hawthorne Studies - ANS - industrial engineering

- impact of fatigue, rest pauses, and lighting on productivity

-environment change = behaviour change

- too many changes = decreased productivity



Human Relations Movement - ANS challenging classic management to orient
towards employee needs



Contingency Approach - ANS recognizes there is no one best way to manage; an
appropriate style depends on situation



Managerial Roles (3) - ANS 1. Interpersonal Roles - establishing/maintaining
relations, figure head, leadership, liaison

2. Informational roles - receive/transmit information, monitor, disseminator,
spokesperson

3. Decisional Roles - decision making, entrepreneur, disturbance, resource
allocation, negotiator



Monitor Role - ANS keep org informed on newest things



Disseminator Role - ANS send info on both facts and preferences to others

, Spokesperson Role - ANS sending messages to orgs external environment



Entrepreneur Role - ANS turn problems and opportunities into plans for improved
change



Resource Allocation Role - ANS how to deploy time, money, personel and
resources



Managerial Activities (4) - ANS 1.Routine Communication - send/receive info and
paperwork handling

2. Traditional Management - planning, decision making and controlling

3. Networking - interacting with ppl outside org

4. Human Resource Management - motivating, reinforcing, disciplining, conflict,
staffing, training



Managerial Agenda's (3) - ANS 1. Agenda Setting - what to accomplish for org

2. Networking - inside and outside org

3. Agenda Implementation - use networks to implement agenda's



Managerial Minds - ANS use intuition to..

- sense a problem exists

- perform tasks fast

- synthesize pieces of data

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