This report provides a comprehensive analysis of organizational behavior, focusing on the case study of CAPCO, a global IT and management consulting firm. The report begins by examining CAPCO's organizational structure, contrasting its flat structure with the matrix structure, and discussing the influence of organizational culture, particularly the academy culture, on employee performance, motivation, and goal achievement. It then explores the relationship between organizational structure and culture, highlighting their impact on communication, teamwork, and risk-taking. The report further delves into the factors influencing individual behavior in the workplace, such as personality differences and communication, and analyzes various leadership styles, including autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire approaches, and their impact on employee engagement and productivity. The report also examines organizational theories, including the rational system perspective and scientific management, and their application in managing business operations. Finally, the report identifies factors that can inhibit effective teamwork within an organization, offering insights into how to foster a positive and productive work environment. The report emphasizes the importance of leadership in managing change, motivating employees, and building strong bonds within the organization.