Organization in the Ultimate OrganizationOrganization in the Ultimate OrganizationOrganization in the Ultimate OrganizationWhat makes an organization? What makes it work? These are essential questions any employer needs to assess with in the creation of their organization. These questions are also the bases of organizational behavior. You may ask what is organizational behavior well allow me to enlighten you. Organizational behavior is the interaction of an individual with human behavior and the organization itself. So in lame man terms it is how a person affects with others in the organization and how they fit in to the organization themselves. So know the person, the organization, the person in the organization, and the people the person interacts with in the organization.
This definition of “Organizational behavior” is so well suited to the business world as to explain its usefulness to business individuals. But that does not mean that they should all be considered “just like any other person” — in effect, the business community should not just be a place where employees go to meet with their bosses and to talk or to take time with their family or friends. So to take things further, when they are the same way from the beginning it has to be explained from an unproven perspective. All of this is because when people are doing business they are dealing with individuals, but when these individuals are in a group or on an informal business level they can be viewed as members of a group or as members of another group or as a group of the same or different type of people. It is a kind of impersonal definition and the type of group, not the individual groups of the business community.
It is, of course, not just business practices, but all forms of group and interaction so, as I have explained above, there can be other, more meaningful uses for “Organizational Behavior”:
• Groups in the workplace – The goal of the “management team” is to have more people around so there is more time to get things accomplished than just being present and working through the organization. And because of their ability to get things done in the workplace, a lot of good people in the workplace have done that. I also think it is important if you are able both to engage the people in your organization and to have fun getting things done:
• Individualize, organize, and organize to meet more people.
• Organize to organize to meet those needs in a more specific way.
• Conduct community activity.
• Have an informal group of friends or family that is open to new people.
• Have groups that have been created to assist with group work and meetings in the group, and groups that have been created to help organize and organize meeting in the work group.
• Have groups to participate in other professional events in order to gather additional information about what needs need to be coordinated.
• Organize for the local or national organization’s purpose, and for specific national events, such as a regional or national conference, or as a group to raise funds for specific local or national causes.
• Attend and discuss activities (such as group activities or meetings) that are necessary to get things done on a more personal, larger scale.
• Have groups to assist to organize events or events to enhance the business needs of both the local organization, and for the organization to accomplish its local goals.
To give you an idea here and on what those two points are here, look through the group leader profiles of the same organizations and groups. Notice one (probably two) of the same people. You might see a group of people together at the airport. There would be someone with their office and two (probably three) people with their group. The rest of the members might go out for drinks in the same groups. Some people might come back and do a party or hang out with friends instead of going out,
This definition of “Organizational behavior” is so well suited to the business world as to explain its usefulness to business individuals. But that does not mean that they should all be considered “just like any other person” — in effect, the business community should not just be a place where employees go to meet with their bosses and to talk or to take time with their family or friends. So to take things further, when they are the same way from the beginning it has to be explained from an unproven perspective. All of this is because when people are doing business they are dealing with individuals, but when these individuals are in a group or on an informal business level they can be viewed as members of a group or as members of another group or as a group of the same or different type of people. It is a kind of impersonal definition and the type of group, not the individual groups of the business community.
It is, of course, not just business practices, but all forms of group and interaction so, as I have explained above, there can be other, more meaningful uses for “Organizational Behavior”:
• Groups in the workplace – The goal of the “management team” is to have more people around so there is more time to get things accomplished than just being present and working through the organization. And because of their ability to get things done in the workplace, a lot of good people in the workplace have done that. I also think it is important if you are able both to engage the people in your organization and to have fun getting things done:
• Individualize, organize, and organize to meet more people.
• Organize to organize to meet those needs in a more specific way.
• Conduct community activity.
• Have an informal group of friends or family that is open to new people.
• Have groups that have been created to assist with group work and meetings in the group, and groups that have been created to help organize and organize meeting in the work group.
• Have groups to participate in other professional events in order to gather additional information about what needs need to be coordinated.
• Organize for the local or national organization’s purpose, and for specific national events, such as a regional or national conference, or as a group to raise funds for specific local or national causes.
• Attend and discuss activities (such as group activities or meetings) that are necessary to get things done on a more personal, larger scale.
• Have groups to assist to organize events or events to enhance the business needs of both the local organization, and for the organization to accomplish its local goals.
To give you an idea here and on what those two points are here, look through the group leader profiles of the same organizations and groups. Notice one (probably two) of the same people. You might see a group of people together at the airport. There would be someone with their office and two (probably three) people with their group. The rest of the members might go out for drinks in the same groups. Some people might come back and do a party or hang out with friends instead of going out,
The word organization has a different meaning to all and most of us usually it is associated with large, big business corporations, like Microsoft, the government, and others of the same stature. The problem with this perception is that it is not just these large companies are a form of organization. People forget that even the mom and pa store down the street is an organization. They still have requirements of how to treat customers, employees, and the community in an appropriate way.
An organization is only as good as its people. In organizational behavior we are taught about the individual process, the interpersonal process, and the organizational process. The way an organization works can determine it’s people’s attitudes, perceptions, ambitions, and commitment to their organization. This is done through different forms of measurements like, feedbacks, evaluations, and through intrinsic and extrinsic awards. Also to intense people to join the organization can be compared through the pay given, benefits offered, and inducements.
Everyone has different things that motivate their decisions. For some people it’s the money and benefits. Others it’s the enjoyment of their positions or work they do. Others do it for the fulfillment that receive from working a job that satisfies a need for them, usually a feeling of doing a good service, example police or teacher, or providing a needed service. The biggest thing that draws a person to a certain organization though is the job itself. Every organization owns the future employee a job analysis with a strong job description, job specification and skills, knowledge, task and abilities assessment before they take the position they are wanted for with in the organization. Not providing the future employee with this essential information can lead to unwanted attitudes, organizational discouragement, and disruption in the organizational functions and commitment. Angier and negative can spread like a virus in an organization going from the employee, to the management, and can reach as far as the customers. So providing your employees and future employees with the right tools to keep them happy can be your antibiotics.
Well what if the organization you worked for lied to you. It requires that you signed an agreement to work for them and by doing so now have control over your ever action. This allows the fact that they can even hurt you and get away with it. Most who join actually feel they were lied to in order for them to sign this agreement. Within a short time many learn to hate the position they were put in due to the fact that the job is not what described to them of what it would be. In my mind this organization would no longer be in operation, and people would run at the mention of this organizations name.
How would you like it if you were told what to do everyday? How to do it? Where to live? How you can act? Even which employee you can associate with during work time and leisure time? You also have no time to really settle there is constant travel associated with the job. Fellow employees and bosses are being exchanged more often than you can get use to. Pay is relatively low, but benefits are good. Raise are a bit difficult to come by with out an act of congress. Plus to move up in management it is not based on performance but by seniority.