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Behavior in Organizations

For one-semester, undergraduate and graduate level courses in Organizational Behavior. Greenberg/Baron shows students the real world of OB by blending the most current research with practical applications and asking them to put..

Author

Jerald Greenberg

Robert Baron

Publishing Date

Dec 2007

Binding

Paperback

Pages

800 Pages

Behavior in Organizations - International Edition 9th Edition

Textbook: Behavior in Organizations - International Highlighted Features

• Using feedback to promote self-efficacy at CHP (Chapter 3) p. 120-3
• Unisys employees learn good listening skills (Chapter 9) p. 365, 2nd to last paragraph
• Practices used to “make organizational changes stick” at Sears, Royal Dutch Shell, and the United States Army (Chapter 16) p. 648
• Good Ethics is Good Business (Chapter 2) p. 59
• Autonomy in the Orchestra Strikes a Sour Note (Chapter 7) p. 278
• Organizational Development is Inherently Unethical—Or, Is It? (Chapter 16) p. 654
• “Telecommunicating as a Business Communication Strategy” (Chapter 1) p. 28
• “Managing Anger in the Workplace” (Chapter 5) p.180
• “How to Inspire Innovation” (Chapter 14) p. 575
• Individual Exercise. Students can complete these exercise on their own to gain some insight into various OB phenomena. p. 82
• Group Exercise. By working in small groups, students completing these exercises will be able to experience an important OB phenomenon or concept. The experience itself will also help develop team-building skills. p. 83
• Practicing OB. This exercise is applications-based. It describes a hypothetical problem situation and challenges the reader to explain how various OB practices can be applied to solving it. p. 84
• Starbucks and Dell Actively Advance the Interests of Women (Chapter 2) p. 79
• Inequity in Housework: Comparing Married Women and Men (Chapter 7) p. 268
• Joint Ventures in China: Beware of Obstacles (Chapter 15) p. 616
• Questions for Review. These questions help students determine the extent to which they understand major points of each chapter. p. 81
• Experiential Questions. These questions help students to understand various OB phenomena by thinking about various experiences in their work lives. p. 81
• Questions to Analyze. The questions in this category help readers think about the interconnections between various OB phenomena and/or how they may be applied. p. 81
• Southwest Airlines: Employee Relations Back on Time (Chapter 11) p. 425
• “An Indiscriminate Jerk” (Chapter 12) p. 465
• Commercial Metals Company “Steels” the Show (Chapter 15) p. 583
• The Scoop on Communications at Cold Stone Creamery (Chapter 9) p. 377
• Amazon.com: Innovation Via the “Two-Pizza Team” (Chapter 14) p. 580
• Royal Bank of Canada: Changes You Can Bank On (Chapter 16) p. 659

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