Case Study: Analyzing Employee Behavior and Organizational Processes

This case study analysis delves into the intricacies of organizational behavior within an IT firm, identifying challenges related to individual employee behavior, team dynamics, organizational structure, and organizational processes. Issues such as work-life balance, role uncertainty, departmentalization, and inefficient material processes are highlighted. The analysis recommends strategies for improvement, including adhering to data protection laws, defining specific employee goals, and optimizing organizational processes to enhance team performance and overall organizational success. The study emphasizes the critical role of organizational behavior in determining a company's success and the importance of addressing related issues to streamline operations.

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This paper focuses on
identifying some of the
challenges identified in the
case study and also
recommendations for the same.
Organizational behavior is
mostly focused on work
attitudes and job performance.
Organizational behavior
involves the study of
individuals, group, as well as
the organization. The purpose
of this essay is to identify
issues related to individual
employee behaviors, group-
related employee behavior,
organizational behavior, as
well as organizational
processes.
Challenges Conclusions
Understanding Organization and Organization Behavior
By (Name), Course Professor, University, Date
Case Study Figure
#1 Bibliography
Breu, R., Dustdar, S., Eder, J.,
Huemer, C., Kappel, G., Köpke,
J., Langer, P., Mangler, J.,
Mendling, J., Neumann, G. and
Rinderle-Ma, S., 2013, July.
Towards living inter-
organizational processes.
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Csaszar, F.A., 2012.
Organizational structure as a
determinant of performance:
Evidence from mutual
funds. Strategic Management
Journal, 33(6), pp.611-632.
To improve on its
performance, the IT firm
should consider to have an
account for the current laws
and regulations and restrict
the amount of personal data
along with ensuring data
security practices. It can be
suggested to define specific
goals for the employees.
Organizational behaviour is
the primary determinant of
a company’s success.
Identifying issues related to
organizational behaviour is
important in assisting an
organization to streamline
its operations.
Introduction RecommendationSome of the issues associate with
individual employee behaviour in
the case study include (Breu, et al
2013, pp.364): work-life balance
where the staff is faced with tight
project deadlines and their
personal growth is not considered.
In this context, the organizational
theory of attitude and behaviour
can be considered. However the
issues identified from the case
study can be found relevant to the
organizational behavioural theory
of sociology, psychology,
communication and management.
Issues regarding team-related
behaviour include (Csaszar 2012,
pp.620): role uncertainty which
has resulted from the increased
teams’ size. According to the case
study, issues related to
organization structure include
(Drachen et al. 2014, pp.7):
departmentalization such as
formation of 8 BU that resulted to
competition within the firm.
Organizational process issues
include (Eccles, Ioannou and
Serafeim 2014, pp.2841): material
process which was inefficient
resulting to poor team
performance.
Category Issues
Individual
1.Ineffective leadership
2.Work-life balance
3.Workplace relationship
Team
1.Role uncertainty
2.Unclear goals
3.Disengagement
Organization
al Structure
1.Chain of command
2.Departmentalization
Organization
al Processes
1.Material processes
2.Information processes
3.Human processes