Study Question 2: What are organizations like as work settings?. How do ethics and social responsibility influence human behavior in organizations?. Study question 3: How do ethics and
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What is organizational behavior and why is
it important?
What are organizations like as work
What are organizations like as work
settings?
What is the nature of managerial work?
How do we learn about organizational
behavior?
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Workplace success depends on:
– Respect for people
– Understanding of human behavior in complex
– Understanding of human behavior in complex organizational systems
– Individual commitment to flexibility,
creativity, and learning
– Individual willingness to change
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Organizations and their members are
challenged to:
– Simultaneously achieve high performance and
– Simultaneously achieve high performance and high quality of life
– Embrace ethics and social responsibility
– Respect the vast potential of demographic and cultural diversity among people
– Recognize the impact of globalization
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Organizational behavior.
– Study of human behavior in
organizations
organizations
– A multidisciplinary field devoted to
understanding individual and group
behavior, interpersonal processes, and
organizational dynamics.
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Pick up Figure 1.1 from the textbook.
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Reasons for importance of scientific
thinking.
– The process of data collection is
controlled and systematic.
controlled and systematic.
– Proposed explanations are carefully
tested.
– Only explanations that can be
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Contingency approach
– Tries to identify how different situations can
be best understood and handled
– Important contingency variables include:
– Important contingency variables include:
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Modern workplace trends.
– Commitment to ethical behavior
– Importance of human capital
– Demise of “command and control.”
– Demise of “command and control.”
– Emphasis on teamwork
– Pervasive influence of information
technology
– Respect for new workforce expectations
– Changing definition of “jobs” and “career.”
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An organization is a collection of people
working together in a division of labor to
working together in a division of labor to
achieve a common purpose.
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The core purpose of an organization is the creation of goods and services.
Missions and mission statements focus
attention on the core purpose.
attention on the core purpose.
Mission statements communicate:
– A clear sense of the domain in which the
organization’s products and services fit
– A vision and sense of future aspirations
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A strategy is a comprehensive plan that
guides organizations to operate in ways
that allow them to outperform their
competitors.
competitors.
Key managerial responsibilities include
strategy formulation and implementation.
Knowledge of OB is essential to
effectively strategy implementation.
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Stakeholders
– People, groups, and institutions having an
interest in an organization’s performance
– Customers, owners, employees, suppliers,
– Customers, owners, employees, suppliers,
regulators, and local communities are key
stakeholders
– Interests of multiple stakeholders sometimes conflict
– Executive leadership often focuses on
balancing multiple stakeholder expectations
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Organizational culture and diversity
– Organizational culture refers to the shared beliefs and values that influence the behavior of organizational
members
members
– Positive organizational cultures:
• Have a high-performance orientation.
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Organizational effectiveness approaches.
– Systems resource approach focuses on
inputs.
inputs.
– Internal process approach focuses on the transformation process.
– Goal approach focuses on outputs.
– Strategic contingencies approach
focuses on impact on key stakeholders.
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Longitudinal views of organizational
effectiveness.
– Short-run emphasis on goal accomplishment,
– Short-run emphasis on goal accomplishment, resource utilization, and stakeholder
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of managerial work?
Managers p erform jobs that involve
directly supporting the work efforts of others.
Managers a ssume roles such as
coordinator, coach, or team leader.
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of managerial work?
The management process.
– An effective manager is one whose
organizational unit, group, or team
consistently achieves its goals while its
consistently achieves its goals while its
members remain capable, committed, and
enthusiastic
– Key results of effective management:
• Task performance.
• Job satisfaction.
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of managerial work?
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of managerial work?
The nature of managerial work.
– Managers work long hours
– Managers are busy people
– Managers are busy people
– Managers are often interrupted
– Managerial work is fragmented and variable
– Managers work mostly with other people
– Managers spend a lot of time communicating
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of managerial work?
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of managerial work?
Managerial mind-sets
– Reflective mind-set — managing one’s self.
– Analytic mind-set — managing organizational
– Analytic mind-set — managing organizational
operations and decisions.
– Worldly mind-set — managing in a global context.
– Collaborative mind-set — managing relationships.
– Action mind-set — managing change.
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of managerial work?
Managerial skills and competencies.
– A skill is an ability to translate knowledge into action that results in a desired performance
action that results in a desired performance
– Categories of skills
• Technical.
• Human.
• Conceptual.
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about organizational behavior?
Learning is an enduring change in behavior that results from experience.
Organizational learning is the process of
acquiring knowledge and utilizing
information to adapt successfully to
changing circumstances.
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about organizational behavior?
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about organizational behavior?
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What is a high-performance organization?
What is multiculturalism, and how can
workforce diversity be managed?
workforce diversity be managed?
How do ethics and social responsibility
influence human behavior in
organizations?
What are key OB transitions in the new
workplace?
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high-performance organization?
High-performance organizations
– Value and empower people, and respect diversity.
– Mobilize the talents of self-directed work teams.
Use cutting-edge technologies to achieve success
– Use cutting-edge technologies to achieve success
– Thrive on learning and enable members to grow and develop.
– Are achievement-, quality-, and customer-oriented, as well as being sensitive to the external environment.
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– The extent to which an organization
satisfies the needs of strategic
constituencies.
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high-performance organization?
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high-performance organization?
Total quality management (TQM)
– A total commitment to:
• High-quality results.
• Continuous improvement.
• Continuous improvement.
• Customer satisfaction.
– Meeting customers’ needs.
– Doing all tasks right the first time.
– Continuous improvement focuses on two questions:
• Is it necessary?
• If so, can it be done better?
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high-performance organization?
Human capital
– The economic value of people with job-relevant
abilities, knowledge, ideas, energies, and
– The performance potential of the expertise,
competencies, creativity, and commitment within an
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high-performance organization?
Empowerment
– Allows people, individually and in groups, to use their talents and knowledge to make
use their talents and knowledge to make
decisions that affect their work
Social capital
– The performance potential represented in the relationships maintained among people at
work
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high-performance organization?
Learning and high-performance cultures
– Uncertainty highlights the importance of
organizational learning
organizational learning
– High-performance organizations are designed for organizational learning
– A learning organization has a culture that
values human capital and invigorates learning for performance enhancement
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high-performance organization?
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and how can workforce diversity be managed?
Workforce diversity
– Describes differences among people with respect to
age, race, ethnicity, gender, physical ability, and
sexual orientation.
sexual orientation.
Multiculturalism
– Refers to pluralism and respect for diversity and
individual differences in the workplace.
Inclusivity
– The degree to which the organization’s culture
respects and values diversity.
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and how can workforce diversity be managed?
Diversity biases in the workplace
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and how can workforce diversity be managed?
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and how can workforce diversity be managed?
Managing diversity
– Developing a work environment and organizational
culture that allows all organization members to reach their full potential.
A diversity mature organization is created when:
A diversity mature organization is created when:
– Managers ensure the effective and efficient utilization
of employees in pursuit of the corporate mission.
– Managers consider how their behaviors affect
diversity
Well-managed workforce diversity increases
human capital
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social responsibility influence human
behavior in organizations?
Ethical behavior
– “Good” or “right” as opposed to “bad”
– “Good” or “right” as opposed to “bad”
or “wrong” in a particular setting.
organizations act according to high
moral standards.
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social responsibility influence human
– Incorporate ethical principles and goals into
their personal behavior
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social responsibility influence human
behavior in organizations?
Ways of thinking about ethical behavior.
– Utilitarian view –– the greatest good for the
greatest number of people
– Individualism view –– best serving long-term self-interests
– Moral-rights view –– respects and protects the fundamental rights of all human beings
– Justice view –– fair and impartial in the
treatment of all people
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social responsibility influence human
behavior in organizations?
Different types of justice.
– Procedural justice –– properly following rules and procedures in all cases
and procedures in all cases
– Distributive justice –– treating people the
same under a policy, regardless of
demographic differences
– Interactional justice –– treating people affected
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whether or not to pursue a course of
whether or not to pursue a course of action that, although offering the
potential of personal or
organizational benefit or both, may
be considered unethical.
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social responsibility influence human
behavior in organizations?
Rationalizations for unethical behavior.
– Pretending the behavior is not really unethical
or illegal
or illegal
– Saying the behavior is really in the
organization’s or person’s best interest
– Assuming the behavior is acceptable if others don’t find out about it
– Presuming that superiors will support and
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social responsibility influence human
behavior in organizations?
Organizational social responsibility.
– The obligation of organizations to behave in
ethical and moral ways as institutions of the
broader society
broader society
– Managers should commit organizations to:
• Pursuit of high productivity
• Corporate social responsibility
– A whistleblower exposes others’ wrongdoings
in order to preserve high ethical standards.
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transitions in the new workplace?
Corporate governance and ethics
leadership.
– Society expects and demands ethical decisions
– Society expects and demands ethical decisions and actions from businesses and other social
institutions
– Corporate governance
• The active oversight of management decisions, corporate strategy, and financial reporting by
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transitions in the new workplace?
Corporate governance and ethics
leadership (cont.).
– Ethics leadership
• Making business and organizational decisions with
• Making business and organizational decisions with high moral standards that meet the ethical test of being “good” and not “bad,” and of being “right” and not “wrong.”
– Integrity
• Acting in ways that are always honest, credible, and consistent in putting one’s values into practice.
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transitions in the new workplace?
Positive organizational behavior.
– Quality of work life
• The overall quality of human experience in the
• The overall quality of human experience in the workplace.
• Commitment to quality of work life is an important value within organizational behavior.
• Theory Y provides the theoretical underpinnings for contemporary quality of work life concepts.
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transitions in the new workplace?
Positive organizational behavior (cont.).
– Positive organizational behavior focuses on
practices that value human capacities and
encourage their full utilization
encourage their full utilization
– Positive organizational behavior is based on
the core capacities of:
• Confidence.
• Hope.
• Optimism.
• Resilience.
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transitions in the new workplace?
Globalization, job migration, and
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transitions in the new workplace?
Globalization, job migration, and
organizational transformation (cont.).
– Global outsourcing
• Involves employers cutting back on domestic jobs and replacing them with contract workers in other nations.
– Job migration and global outsourcing have
contributed to organizations redesigning
themselves for high performance in a changed world