Organization Behavior
Organization Behavior
PRIYANSHU PRAMANIK
First Semester
Project submitted for CA2 Continuous Assessment
❖ Importance of OB :-
1
understanding this management can train and motivate employees for optimum
utilisation of resources.
❖ Applications in Industry:-
Role of Organisational Behaviour in Management of Business Organisational
behaviour provides solution as well as insight towards solution to many
challenges which are faced by the organisations. Some of the important roles
performed by organisational behaviour in management of business are as
follows:-
2
business process reengineering, and total Quality Management are being
implemented to achieve these ends. Organisational Behaviour helps the
Managers to empower their employees, as they are the major forces for
implementing this change.
3
➢ Personality
Personality encompasses the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that describe or
define a person. Often personality is a generalization that provides insights into
how someone will perceive, feel about, and react to a given situation or
stimulus. Personality is generally an established, stable, and constant
characteristic; however, personalities do change. This is particularly true of
individuals as they are developing mentally and physically. For purposes of
organizational behavior studies, personality has a strong impact on an
individuals behavior daily and in a given circumstance.
❖ Personality Characteristics :-
1. Locus of Control
2. Self-Efficacy
3. Self-Esteem
4. Self-Monitoring
5. Positive/Negative Affect
6. Risk-Taking
7. Type A and Type B Personality
▪ Locus of Control
The degree to which individuals perceive control over a situation being internal
or external is called locus of control.
Locus of control refers to the range of beliefs that individuals hold in terms of
being controlled by self (internal locus) or controlled by others or the situation
(external locus).
4
High self-efficacy results in greater confidence in one‘s job-related abilities to
function effectively on the job. Success in previous situations leads to increased
self-efficacy for present and future challenges.
▪ Self-Esteem
Low self-esteem individuals are strongly affected by what others think of them,
and view themselves negatively.
▪ Self-Monitoring
The extent to which people base their behavior on cues from other people and
situations is self-monitoring.
▪ Positive/Negative Affect
Employees with positive affect are absent from work less often. Negative affect
individuals report higher levels of job stress.
▪ Risk-Taking
5
▪ Type A and Type B Personality
➢ Conclusion