This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), focusing on its organizational behavior. The report examines the evolution of BBC's organizational culture, contrasting past practices with current changes, and highlights the influence of power, culture, and political factors on individual behavior within the organization. It also explores motivational theories, including content and process theories, to improve team effectiveness and achieve organizational goals. Furthermore, the report analyzes different types of teams, applying Tuckman’s theory to explain effective team dynamics and leveraging the path-goal theory to enhance team performance and productivity. It also identifies barriers to effective communication within the BBC. The report utilizes case studies, theoretical frameworks, and specific examples to provide a detailed understanding of the BBC's organizational structure, challenges, and strategies for improvement.