Organizational Behavior

Author: Wang Yulan
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This textbook maintains the theoretical connotation and characteristics of the discipline of "Organizational Behavior" while also conducting in-depth discussions on the creation of high-effective teams, group decision-making, career design, organizational culture, and other aspects. Each chapter is followed by thought questions and cases to help students deepen their understanding of the theory and cultivate their application skills. This textbook is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in economics and management majors, as well as MBA students. It is also suitable for college students and students from other relevant majors as an elective. "Organizational Behavior" is a discipline that studies how organizational behavior can be effectively operated to achieve organizational goals. This textbook is written based on the guiding principles of this discipline and its theoretical system. The textbook comprehensively introduces how organizations can maximize individual performance, how groups can operate efficiently based on division of labor and cooperation to achieve group goals, how intergroup coordination can ensure the smooth operation of the organization, and how organizations should create an effective environment for individuals and groups, as well as how leaders can play a more effective role.