Organizational Issues and Trends PPT Notes: Team ProjectIntroductory slide:Slide 1 Introductionâ¢As more companies are realizing that human resources (workers) are their greatest asset the study and understanding of organizational behavior is taking precedence.
â¢In order for companies to have a better understanding of their specific organizational behavior current organizational issues and trends must be addressed to determine their impact.
â¢The purpose of this presentation is to address current universal organizational issues and trends by addressing: perceptions of organizational power and politics, strategies for managing stress, business and ethical considerations of operating organizations on a global scale, and to assess the evolutionary trends in organizational behavior how they might impact organizations.
â¢All research and findings within this presentation are the collective and collaborative conclusions of Learning Team D and may be considered as universal issues and trends pertaining to varying types of organizations.
Slide 2 Outlineâ¢Introductionâ¢Perception of Power & [Do not use an ampersand except in citations and on the sources page.]
Politicsâ¢Perception of Power & [Do not use an ampersand except in citations and on the sources page.] Politics: Positive Effectsâ¢Perception of Power & [Do not use an ampersand except in citations and on the sources page.] Politics: Negative Effectsâ¢Managing Stressâ¢Business & [Do not use an ampersand except in citations and on the sources page.] Ethical Considerationsâ¢Business & [Do not use an ampersand except in citations and on the sources page.] Ethical Considerations: Positive Effectsâ¢Business & [Do not use an ampersand except in citations and on the sources page.] Ethical Considerations: Negative Effectsâ¢Evolutionary Trendsâ¢Evolutionary Trends: Positive Effectsâ¢Evolutionary Trends: Negative Effectsâ¢Conclusionâ¢ReferencesSlide 3 Perception of power and politicsORGANIZATIONAL POWER AND POLITICSThe concept of power according to Hitt, M., Miller, C., and Colella, A. (2006)â¦Power: the capability to get someone to do something or the potential to influence.
Influence: the exercise of potential...