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Create a 700-word summary of what you have learned about Organizational Behavior from your current readings.
Include the following in your summary:
- Explain the connection between organizational behavior and your selected job skills from the matrix.
- Discuss how these job skills can lead to improved job performance.
- Explain how Organizational Behavior can aid you in decision-making and problem-solving.
- Predict the consequences of unethical behavior in the workplace.
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Running head: ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
Assessing Organizational Behavior
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
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Assessing Organizational Behavior
Organizational behavior refers to an interdisciplinary field which normally encompasses
the management of employees in the workplace. Organizational behavior enables organizations
to optimize the workplace for increased output and productivity from the employees, a key
aspect of organizational behavior is self-management. The principal goal of organizational
behavioral management is to create a workplace driven by ethics; behavioral management leads
to employees who do not compromise the well-being of others. Organizational behavioral
management does lead to positive outcomes by creating a synergy in the workplace, as such,
behavioral management also impacts salary and other forms of compensation such as bonuse...
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