Organizational Behavior
Updated Edition
- Afsaneh Nahavandi - Professor and Chair, University of San Diego
- Robert B. Denhardt - Professor, University of Southern California
- Janet V. Denhardt - Chester A. Newland Professor, University of Southern California
- Maria P. Aristigueta - Charles P. Messick Professor, University of Delaware
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Organizational Behavior
Organizational Behavior
July 2020 | 552 pages | SAGE South Asia
Students of MBA and PGDBM will find this book useful. It is also useful to attendees of Executive and Management Development Programs.
The updated edition of the book discusses all the major topics of organizational behavior and challenges the readers to develop greater personal, interpersonal, and organizational skills, and utilize these strengths competently in the organizational environment. The book adopts a strengths-based and action-oriented approach while integrating important concepts such as leadership, creativity, and innovation and their role in the global society.
Key Features:
• Focus on understanding and applying concepts to real world scenarios through creative and innovative thinking
• Emphasis on building inner-strength, positive outlook, and improved self-awareness
• Encourages self-learning through Cases, Critical Thinking Questions, Self-Assessment Features
• ‘Global Perspective’ feature in each chapter to illustrate nuances of managing human behaviour in a globally integrated society
• Chapter-end ‘Applications for Managers’ section provides additional practical tips demonstrating how concepts are to be implemented in the real-life situations
• The updated edition includes chapters on ‘Fostering Creativity and Innovation’ and ‘Communicating Effectively with Others’
The updated edition of the book discusses all the major topics of organizational behavior and challenges the readers to develop greater personal, interpersonal, and organizational skills, and utilize these strengths competently in the organizational environment. The book adopts a strengths-based and action-oriented approach while integrating important concepts such as leadership, creativity, and innovation and their role in the global society.
Key Features:
• Focus on understanding and applying concepts to real world scenarios through creative and innovative thinking
• Emphasis on building inner-strength, positive outlook, and improved self-awareness
• Encourages self-learning through Cases, Critical Thinking Questions, Self-Assessment Features
• ‘Global Perspective’ feature in each chapter to illustrate nuances of managing human behaviour in a globally integrated society
• Chapter-end ‘Applications for Managers’ section provides additional practical tips demonstrating how concepts are to be implemented in the real-life situations
• The updated edition includes chapters on ‘Fostering Creativity and Innovation’ and ‘Communicating Effectively with Others’
Preface
PART I INTRODUCTION
Introduction to Organizational Behavior: History, Trends, and Ethics
PART II INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR AND CHARACTERISTICS
Culture and Diversity: Developing a Cultural Mindset
Self-Awareness, Personality, Emotions, and Values
Perception and Attribution
Motivation and Engagement
Managing Stress
PART III GROUP AND TEAM PROCESSES
Decision Making
Working in Groups and Teams
Managing Conflict and Negotiation
Leadership: Classic to Contemporary
PART IV ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT
Organizational Power and Politics
Organizational Strategy and Structure
Organizational Culture and Change
Fostering Creativity and Innovation
Communicating Effectively with Others
Photo Credits
Index