Singh Pema Lama Namrata Simkhada OBJECTIVE - Overview of Organizational Behaviour Levels of Organizational Behavior
Communication in Organizational behaviour.
Communication Networks in organization. ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR (OB)
Behavior=Action Organization = Work
The Interface between human behavior and organization
Stephen P. Robbins defines Organizational behavior as a “systematic study of the action and attitudes that people exhibit within the organization”. LEVELS OF OB 1Micro Level/The Individual • Emotions • Values and Attitudes • Perception • personality 2.Meso level/The group • Negotiation • Conflicts • Communication • Group and team 3.Macro level /The organization • Change • Organizational Culture • Decision making • Leadership COMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR -
The sharing of information between two or more individual or a group to
teach common understanding.
Communication is one of the most essential factors influencing
employee’s behaviour and enables employees to understand what their organization wants them to do? Communication helps in changing an individual’s attitude and thought process.
And understand organization’s behavior standards and how they need to
behave as a sensible professional. Importance of Good Communication
Increased efficiency in new technologies and skills
Learning, implementing and training Expands workers skills Improved quality of product and services Subordinates communicate problems and solutions for increasing quality to superiors. Increased responsiveness to customer. Empowered workers lower response time to satisfy customer wants and needs. More innovation through communication. Cross-functional teams communicating effectively produce higher quality products more efficiently. EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 CONCLUSIVELY, Organizational Behavior is the application of knowledge about how peoples, individuals, and groups act and react in an organization, in order to reach and accomplish the highest quality of performances, and dominant results.
Everyone in an organization needs to have enhanced communication network
not the boss only, but also between the subordinates since communication is the backbone for organization's success.