Organizational Behavior

Employee and customer satisfaction are key elements organizations need in order to survive the continuous changes happening today, and in the future.  Having knowledge of and expanding on organizational behavior, diversity, effectiveness and strategy, and continued learning is a valuable asset for any organization and its managers trying to not only survive the changes they face, but to also bypass any competition.
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Understanding Organizational Behavior

October 10, 2005
Understanding Organizational Behavior
The past 10 to 15 years has shown a change in how organizations view their employees and customers.  Employee and customer satisfaction are key elements organizations need in order to survive the continuous changes happening today, and in the future.  Having knowledge of and expanding on organizational behavior, diversity, effectiveness and strategy, and continued learning is a valuable asset for any organization and its managers trying to not only survive the changes they face, but to also bypass any competition.
Websterfs dictionary defines organizational as gof or relating to an organizationh (Websterfs 2004 p874).  Websterfs also defines behavior as g1c) the response of an individual, group or species to its environmenth and g3)..the way in which something functions or operatesh Websterfs 2004 p. 111).  Our text defines organizational behavior as gThe study of human behavior in organizationsh and further states gcdevoted to understanding individual group behavior, interpersonal processes, and organizational dynamics (Schermerhorn 2005 p 17).    For an organization to adapt to the rapid changes in technology and custome ...
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