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Organisational Behaviour Presentation

   

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Leadership Management
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ORGANISATIONA
L BEHAVIOUR
NAME, ID
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Page of Contents
Introduction
Introduction to the field of Organisational Behaviour
Individual and interpersonal behaviour
Group and team processes
Leadership models and styles
Organisational processes
Conclusion
REFERENCES
Books and Journal
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Introduction (1 Slide)
Organisational behaviour may be defined as a management
process which involves the necessary understanding related to
planning and controlling of the behaviour and actions
showcased by the employees and staff members within the
organisational setting (Benuyenah, 2021)
The proposed report highlights upon the case study of “Thames
Valley building society” and aims to analyse the current
scenario of the organisation behaviour process within the
firm in order alleviate the effectiveness of the same in the near
future.
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Introduction to the field of Organisational
Behaviour
Exploration of emerging trends
Changing trends in organisational behaviour can be termed as the
necessity facilitating the ethical environment within the
organisation.
As per the case study Jane Taylor, being the assistant manager of
Thames Valley building society needs to ensure that the
organisation is able to meet the requirements of all the emerging
trends.
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