Test 1 Flashcards
What is Organizational Behavior?
Investigates what people do in an organization and how their behavior affects the organization’s performance.
Organizational mechanisms of the integrative model of OB
- Organizational Culture
- Organizational Structure
Group Mechanisms of the integrative model of OB
- Leadership: styles & behaviors
- Leadership: power & negotiation
- Teams: Processes & communication
- Teams: Characteristics & diversity
Individual characteristics of the integrative model of OB
- Ability
- Personality & cultural values
Individual mechanisms of the integrative model of OB
- Job satisfaction
- Stress
- Motivation
- Trust, Justice, & Ethics
- Learning & Decision Making
Individual outcomes of the integrative model of OB
- Job Performance
- Organizational Commitment
Contingency Factors of OB
- Economic Pressure
- Globalization
- Workforce Diversity
- Increasing Pressure for Flexibility and Innovation
Manager’s Roles
- Interpersonal Role
- Informational Role
- Decisional Role
The importance of Interpersonal Skills
There must be a balance between Technical Skills and People skills
Job Performance
The value of employee behaviors that contribute either positively or negatively to organizational performance
Dimensions of Job Performance
- Routine
- Adaptive
- Creative
Routine
Normal and Predictable jobs
Adaptive
Difficult-to-predict jobs
Creative
Developing new ideas, products/services
Job Analysis
Identifying specific job performance behaviors