Group 1 - Organisational Behaviour Project
Group 1 - Organisational Behaviour Project
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
BBA II SEM – ORGNISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
SECTION – 13
GROUP - 1
SUMBITTED BY –
1. AABHAS MISHRA
2. ABHI SINGH
3. ARADHYA GOSWAMI
4. ADITYA RAJ SING
5. ABHISHAKE MISHRA
. contents
1. Identify the Personality traits required for organization
effectiveness.
2. Manufacturing:
- Engage with Operations Teams: Connect with the operations or
manufacturing departments of automotive companies.
- Locate Manufacturing Managers: Identify managers in charge of
production processes, assembly lines, and manufacturing facilities.
- Responsibilities: These managers oversee day-to-day
manufacturing operations, ensuring efficiency, quality, and adherence
to production schedules.
- Communication Strategy: Collaborate with manufacturing teams
to gain insights into their management hierarchy and identify
managers with decision-making authority in manufacturing processes.
3. Sales:
- Reach Out to Sales and Marketing Departments: Engage with the
sales and marketing teams within automotive organizations.
- Find Sales Managers: Identify managers leading sales teams,
dealership networks, and regional sales operations.
- Key Duties: Sales managers are responsible for setting sales
targets, developing sales strategies, and managing sales personnel to
achieve revenue goals.
- Establish Communication: Build relationships with sales and
marketing departments to understand their organizational structure
and identify managers overseeing sales operations.
4. After-Sales Service:
- Connect with Customer Service Teams: Reach out to the customer
service or after-sales service departments of automotive companies.
- Locate Service Managers: Identify managers responsible for
service centers, warranty programs, and customer support.
- Job Responsibilities: Service managers focus on ensuring
customer satisfaction, resolving service-related issues, and managing
service center operations.
- Collaborative Approach: Establish contact with customer service
teams to learn about their management hierarchy and identify
managers overseeing after-sales service operations.
Challenges:
Opportunities:
1. Strategic Thinking: I've planned ahead for industry changes, like investing in
electric vehicles, to keep us ahead of the curve.
2. Problem-solving Abilities: When faced with supply chain issues, I found
quick solutions to keep production running smoothly.
3. Leadership: I've inspired my team to excel by fostering a culture of
innovation and teamwork.
4. Adaptability: I've adapted to market shifts and regulations to keep our
company flexible and resilient.
5. Communication Skills: I've kept everyone on the same page by
communicating openly and transparently, building trust and unity.
3. What support or resources do you believe would
enhance the development and utilization of
important personality traits within the automotive
industry?
1. Lead by Example: I make sure to embody the traits I value, like adaptability
and resilience, in my own actions.
2. Support Growth: I invest in training programs to help employees develop key
traits like leadership and communication skills.
3. Involve Everyone: I encourage all employees to participate in decision-
making processes to foster a sense of ownership.
4. Value Diversity: I embrace diverse perspectives within our workforce,
recognizing their importance in driving innovation.
5. Encourage Feedback: I promote open communication and actively seek
feedback from employees to improve our processes.
6. Stay Agile: I emphasize the importance of flexibility and quick adaptation to
keep up with industry changes.
7. Think Ahead: I prioritize long-term success by making decisions that benefit
the organization in the future.