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    Lecture Notes Section 1

    Org. BehaviourOrg. Behaviour

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    Role of Management is to:Role of Management is to:

    Clarify goals and objectives for everyoneinvolved

    Encourage participation, upward

    communication, andsugge

    stion

    s

    Plan and organize for an orderly work flow

    Have technical and administrative expertise toanswer organization-related questions

    Facilitate work through team building,

    training, coaching and support Provide feedback honestly

    and constructively

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    Keep things moving by relying onschedules, deadlines, and helpful reminders

    Control details without being over-bearing

    Apply reasonable pressure for goalaccomplishment

    Empower and delegate key dutie

    sto other

    swhile maintaining goal clarity and

    commitment

    Recognize good performance with rewards

    and positive reinforcement

    Role of Management is to:Role of Management is to:

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    Characteristics of an OrganizationOrganizationOrganization

    System of consciously coordinated activities oftwoormore people

    Span of ControlSpan of Control

    The number ofpeople reporting directlyto a manager

    Staff ManagersStaff Managers

    Provide research,advice,and recommendationstolinemanagers

    Line ManagersLine Managers

    Haveauthoritytomakeorganizational decisions

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    Characteristics of an Organization(cont.)

    Hierarchy of AuthorityHierarchy of Authority

    Authoritymovesfromthetop down

    Division of LabourDivision of Labour

    Ateachsuccessivelylower levelintheorganization jobs becomemorespecialized.

    Unity of CommandUnity of Command

    Specifiesthateach employeeshould reporttoonlyonemanager,otherwiseinefficiencywould prevail becauseofconflictingordersandlackofaccountability

    Coordination of effort, a common goal, division of labour, andCoordination of effort, a common goal, division of labour, and

    a hierarchy of authority enable an organization to exi

    sta hierarchy of authority enab

    le an organization to exi

    st

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    Contingency approachContingency approach suggeststhatorganizationsshould bestructured tofitthe demandsofthesituation

    DifferentiationDifferentiation referstothe divisionthatcause

    peopletothinkand actdifferentlyIntegrationIntegration refersto cooperationamongspecialiststo

    achieve commongoals

    differentiationand integrationsimultaneouslyfragmenttheorganizationand bind ittogether

    ContingencyApproachto DesigningContingencyApproachto Designing

    OrganizationsOrganizations

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    Mechanistic organizationsMechanistic organizations are rigidbureaucracieswithstrict rules,narrowly definedtasks,and top-down communication;tend towardcentralized decision-making

    Organic organizationsOrganic organizations areflexiblenetworksofmultitalented individualswho performavarietyoftasks;tend toward decentralized decisionmaking

    Instable environments,successfulorganizationsareoftenmechanistic

    Inunstable environments,successfulorganizationsareoftenorganic

    ContingencyApproachto DesigningContingencyApproachto Designing

    OrganizationsOrganizations(contd)(contd)

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    Theory XTheory X Theory YTheory Y

    . People dislikework 1. Workisanaturalactivity

    2.P

    eoplemustbe pushed to 2.

    P

    eople committed toobjectiveswork and capableofself-direction

    3. Mostpeople prefer to be 3. Rewardshelp peoplebecome

    directed committed toorganizationalobjectives

    4. Employees canlearntoseekresponsibility

    5. Employeestypicallyhaveima ination,in enuit ,and

    McGregors Theory Xand Theory YMcGregors Theory Xand Theory Y

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    hat Is Total Quality Management?What Is Total Quality Management?

    (TQM)(TQM)

    Total quality managementTotal quality management is an organizational culturededicated to training, continuous improvement, and

    customer satisfaction.

    Principles of TQM:Principles of TQM:

    1. Do it right thefirst time to eliminate costly rework

    2. Listen to and learnfrom customers and employees

    3. Make continuous improvement an everyday matter

    4. Build teamwork, trust and mutual respect

    Total quality managementTotal quality management is an organizational culturededicated to training, continuous improvement, and

    customer satisfaction.

    Principles of TQM:Principles of TQM:

    1. Do it right thefirst time to eliminate costly rework

    2. Listen to and learnfrom customers and employees

    3. Make continuous improvement an everyday matter

    4. Build teamwork, trust and mutual respect

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    EE--business Implications for OBbusiness Implications for OB

    EE--businessbusiness involves using the Internet to facilitate everyaspect of running a business.

    EE--ManagementManagement Fast paced;virtual teams; networking skills

    EE--communicationcommunication E-mail; telecommuting

    Goal setting and feedbackGoal setting and feedback Web-based goal-setting andtracking

    Organizational structureOrganizational structure Virtual teams and organizations;managers need to be flexible and adaptable

    Job designJob design thework itself is a powerful motivator

    (telecommunication)

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    EE--Business Implications forOBBusiness Implications forOB(contd)(contd)

    Decision makingDecision making Less time to make more decisions;information overload; empowerment and participativedecision making

    Speed,conflict, and stressSpeed,conflict, and stress Doesrelentless speed equalburnout?

    Change and resistance tochangeChange and resistance tochange Employees are beingasked to digesthuge doses ofchange

    EthicsEthics Electronicmonitoring;repetitive motion injuries;abuse ofpart-timers(no benefits, no job security);privacy issues

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    Response Questions

    1. What is your personal experience with Theory Xand Theory Y managers?

    2. How would you respond to a new manager who

    made this statement: TQM is about statisticalprocess control, not about people?

    3. Consider the implications of working as atelecommuter. How would you strike a balance

    between independence and feelings of isolation?