INDIVIDUAL ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR IMPORTANCE
FARHAD HEIDARI
September, 23 2003
ORG 502
Virginia Mcminn
University Of Phoenix
Defining Organizational Behavior
There are many texts that define Organizational Behavior as being a field of study that investigates the impact that individuals, groups and structure have on behavior within organizations, for the purpose of applying such knowledge toward improving an organization's effectiveness. An organization is comprised of individuals who make up the organizational behavior. From top management down to the employee, organizational behavior takes shape. The effectiveness of the organization largely depends on the structure of the organization, and how well the individuals or groups behave within the structure.
Management
Management's role in structuring the organization is to plan, organize, direct, and control. In order for an organization to survive, it must have some structure about it. Management make's the decisions and then try to implement them in an effective way as to accomplishing their goals.
Organisation
Mixed organization
Luftwaffe organizationI think that if management, has a plan, is well organized, knows how to direct and has everything under control, then the organization is structured well. Very few and in between do we find an organization like this, and if so they are used as model to help other organizations become effective.
The value, visions and goals are what management thrive on to help with the success of the organization. Management must not only understand the values and goals of the organization, but also that of the employees. This will help in deciphering what is to be expected from both, management and employee. As a working individual, I have always valued the health care field; I have come to value it even more, because I work in it. To understand why values and goals are so important in an organization or to an individual; is to...