organisational behaviour and the management of people
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Humanresourcesisconsideredasonethe most important resource in an organisation and managing employees is a big challenge for managers.Workersarehumanbeing,they cannot be used like machines because they haveemotions,thinkingabilityandown limitations. Tuckmanteamdevelopmentmodelhasfivestagesofteam development. Role of managers differ in each stage. In first stage (Forming), leaders have to guide their group members as they aren'tclearaboutpurposeandtheirjobroles.InStorming, manager is responsible for resolving conflicts; coaching is another important part of this step. Third stage is norming where manager, alongwithothermembers,setsomerules.Fourthstageis performing where team focus on attaining set targets and manager start delegation of power. Final step is adjourning where managers appreciate workers for their performance. Organisational Behaviour and Management of People IntroductionTeam building development CONCLUSION At the end, it can be concluded that building a team takes time, managers have to understand their roles in different stages and motivate their subordinates accordingly. Leaders has to change theirleadershipstyleinpresentbusinessenvironmentas situational leadership is among most suitable. Leadershipqualityofeveryleaderdiffers, some have democratic approach while others may have autocratic. Like of every approach, thesetwoalsohaveownstrengthsand weaknessesbutSituationalleadershipis considered as most relevant style of leading employs. It states that leader has to change his/herleadershipstyleaccordingtothe demand of situation. The main concept behind this theory is that instead of asking employees to follow leadership style of leader, managers should change own leading style. Leadership Maslow hierarchy of needs theory can be usedbymanagerstomotivatetheir subordinates. The factors behind motivating employeesdifferfrompersontoperson. Maslow classified needs of employees in five differentsectioni.e.Basicneeds,Safety needs, Social needs, Esteem needs and self- actualisationneed.Managersshouldfirst identify the need of employees then provide them benefits accordingly. Motivation to work