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Presented by Asma Yasmin

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SubjectOrganizational Behavior

Instructor Saima Irum

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Introductionof organizational behavior

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What is organizational behavior?Study derived from management

Study of human behavior

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The Nature of Organizational Behavior

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Importance of organizational behavior

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Organizational Behavior & Management Process

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Planning Answer 5 W’s and H.What to do?Who will doWhere to do?Why to do?When to do?How to do?

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OrganizingDesigning job’sEstablishing patternsDivision of goal

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LeadingThird managerial functionMotivation InspiringManaging group dynamics

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ControllingFourth managerial functionMonitoring and correcting Keep employees headed toward their goalsMethods of Controlling FeedbackFeed forward

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Achieving Achievement of goalEvaluation of performance

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Organizational Behavior &

The Manager’s Job

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Managerial Roles What is role? Role is a prescribed or expected behavior of

manager.

Ten managerial roles are discovered Separated into three groups:

InterpersonalInformationalDecisional

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Interpersonal Role ExamplesFigurehead > Taking visitors to dinner > Ribbon-cutting ceremonies Leader > Hiring of workers > Training of workers > Motivation of workers

Liaison > Coordinate activities of two committees > Price negotiation

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Informational Role Examples Monitors > Scan business week for

information about competitionDisseminator > Send out memos outlining

new policies Spokesperson > Hold press conference to

announce new plant

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Decisional Role ExamplesEntrepreneur > Develop idea for new

product and convince others of its

meritsDisturbance > Resolve disputes handlerResource > Allocate budget requests allocatorNegotiator > Settle new labor

contracts

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Critical Managerial SkillsWhat is skill? A skill is the learned ability to carry out a task.

Types of skills.Technical Skills Interpersonal SkillsConceptual SkillsDiagnostic Skills

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Technical skillsThe ability to apply specialized

knowledge or expertiseAssociated with operational

activitiesExamples Designing a new formula for a frozen-food Designing a new computer for Hewlett-Packard

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Interpersonal SkillsThe ability to work with, understand, and

motivate other people, both individually and in groups

Examples Motivate employees to do a task Understand the issues and problems of employees

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Conceptual SkillsThe mental ability to analyze and diagnose

complex situationsExamplesMake decision, whether to accept or reject any order

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Diagnostic SkillsThese are used to understand cause-and-

effect relationships and to recognize the optimal solutions to problem

Examples Diagnose the reasons why productivity has not increased despite the installation of latest technology

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Skills according to their need in managers

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Thanks!

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Questions and

answer session