2. OCBs and (+) consequences Flashcards
- OCB definition characteristics
- individual behaviour
- is discretionary
- not directly or explicitly organised by the formal reward system
- often (not always) promotes the efficient and effective functioning of the organisation
- OCB overlapping constructs
- Prosocial Organisational Behaviour
- Contextual Performance
- Organisational Citizenship Behaviour
- Extra role Behaviour
- Organisational Spontaneity
- Civic Organisational Behaviour
- forms of OCB: Organ, 1988
- helping
- compliance or conscientiousness
- civic virtue
- sportsmanship
- individual initiative
helping
voluntary helping other switch -> ALTRUISM
or preventing the occurrence of, work-related problems -> COURTESY
compliance or conscientiousness
employees accept and adhere to the rules, regulations, and procedures of the organisation
civic virtue
employees take an active interest in the life of their organisation
sportsmanship
a willingness to tolerate the inevitable inconveniences and impositions of work without complaining + maintaining a positive attitude
individual initiative
voluntary acts of creativity and innovation designed to improve one’s task or the organisation’s performance
OCB dimension:
maintain organisational functioning
OCB-I -> interpersonal citizenship
- toward the individual
- helping others, passing info
altruism / courtesy / peacekeeping / cheerleading
OCB-O -> impersonal citizenship
- toward the benefit of the organisation
- exemplary work ethic, compliance with organisational rules and policies, promoting the organisational image
compliance / civic virtue / sportsmanship
OCB dimension:
enhance organisational functioning
OCB-CH -> change / challenge-oriented
- a proactive, improvement-oriented form of OCB
- suggesting new ideas and challenging the current work process, taking charge, innovative work behaviours, and personal initiative
individual initiative / proactive citizenship / voice
consequences of OCB
-> individual level
- performance evaluations
- reward allocation decisions
- withdrawal-related criteria -> employee turnover intentions, absenteeism
consequences of OCB
-> organisational level
- effectiveness -> productivity, efficiency, profitability, reduced costs
- customer satisfaction
- group or unit-level turnover
consequences of OCB
-> evaluations and rewards
- reciprocity: managers recognise that OCBs make their jobs easier
- indicates motivation of employees in making the organisation effective
- managers like employees who exhibit OCBs
consequences of OCB
-> possible explanations
- information, resources, support -> higher salaries, more promotions
- builds social capital -> better social network positions -> career success
- receive mentoring -> compensate, promote, salary growth, satisfaction
- indicates competence and builds reputation -> reward decisions
OCB is seen as a performance construct
-> Borman and Motowidlo 1993
job performance
-> .52 Core-task / in-role .60 Citizenship / contextual performance