Organizational Behavior

Author: Richard L. Daft
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book provides numerous cases drawn from various organizations and individuals reported in the news, designed to stimulate student interest and offer broad applications. The opening case, "What Would You Do" feature, in-text company cases, mini-cases at the end of each chapter, video cases at the end of each part, and integrated cases all discuss current events in organizations and present insights and statements from relevant personnel. This book is a significant contribution by two experts in the field of organizational behavior, dedicated to readers. It is divided into four parts, analyzing individuals, groups, and their relationships with organizations within organizations from both micro and macro perspectives, covering all aspects of organizational behavior theory. Additionally, the book provides many contemporary organizational behavior cases from the real world, enabling readers to widely apply theory to practice and provoke deep reflection. Furthermore, the book offers numerous exercises and self-tests, allowing readers to understand their own styles.