WAS 1 Organizational Behavior
WAS 1 Organizational Behavior
16 April 2025
requires an understanding of why people and organizations act in certain ways. As our
company's manager (People C People), I am aware that employee behavior is just as important to
our success as operations and strategy. Applying the concepts of organizational behavior (OB),
which shows how individuals interact in groups and organizations, can greatly change the culture
of our business and create a more empowered, team-driven atmosphere (Kopp, 2024).
Enthusiasm, leadership, interaction and group dynamics are important OB principles that have a
We can create a culture that increases motivation and satisfaction when we know what
motivates employees. According to research by Ye, Liu, and Tan (2022), increased job
control over one's work. Workers are more inclined to put forth their best work and work
towards company objectives if they feel acknowledged, appreciated, and trusted. By adopting
OB concepts, we can develop rules and regulations that encourage collaboration, innovation, and
managerial control. Gavin (2019) highlights the significance of giving workers autonomy and a
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sense of purpose. Employees are more likely to accept responsibility for their work, cooperate
with others, and innovate when they are given autonomy to make decisions and the chance to
grow. High performance is fostered by this empowerment, which creates a psychologically safe
environment where teams feel comfortable speaking freely and taking chances.
Furthermore, building cohesive teams requires good group dynamics and communication.
productive team situations. Businesses in the hotel industry that support employee empowerment
report higher customer satisfaction and lower employee turnover (McFee, 2023). This illustrates
how organizational behavior is more than a baseless claim, it is beneficial in a wide variety of
industries.
incorporate organizational behavior into the way we operate. There are many things that can help
our organization (People C People) such as providing our managers OB training, opening
discussions with staff to invite feedback, and rewarding team/individual accomplishments. These
actions will boost employee satisfaction and create ongoing company success.
comprehend and shape the basic structure of our company, making it more than just a discipline
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of study. We can give people a voice, build stronger teams, and establish collaboration among
employee culture by putting OB concepts into practice. These changes will impact our
company's future for the better, and ensure that we create a lasting impact on all those we come
across.
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References
Gavin, M. (2019, October 17). How to empower employees. Harvard Business School Online.
https://online.hbs.edu/blog/post/how-to-empower-employees
McFee, A. (2023, August 9). The power of employee empowerment. EHL Insights.
https://hospitalityinsights.ehl.edu/employee-empowerment
Ye, P., Liu, L., & Tan, J. (2022, December 19). A systematic review of psychological
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9806223/