Principles of Organizational Behavior (2nd Edition)

Author: (USA) Schump
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The book revolves around the central theme of organizational behavior, extensively discussing various behavioral issues in organizations from perspectives such as individual processes, group processes, organizational processes, organizational design, and organizational change. It is suitable as an introductory textbook for organizational behavior and also as a comprehensive reference manual for managers and researchers in related fields. The book is highly logical, rich in content, and cutting-edge. It focuses on organizational behavior, exploring various behavioral issues in organizations from angles like individual processes, group processes, organizational processes, organizational design, and organizational change. The book is rich in material, covers a broad scope, and is closely related to real-life experiences. For example, in sections like "Opening Interludes" and "Organizational Behavior in Movies," the author primarily selects well-known news reports and movie materials that are familiar to the general public. This allows readers to grasp the book's content while also understanding how to apply its theories and concepts in real-life situations. It is suitable as an introductory textbook for organizational behavior and also as a comprehensive reference manual for managers and researchers in related fields.