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Employee Participation, Organization Structure and Decision Making
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Reference no. 404-019-1
Subject category: Human Resource Management / Organisational Behaviour
Authors: C Sridevi (IBS Center for Management Research); M Aarathy (IBS Center for Management Research); B Madhubala (IBS Center for Management Research)
Published by: IBS Center for Management Research
Published in: 2004
Length: 4 pages
Data source: Generalised experience
Topics: Insurance; Joint venture; Banking operations; Employee participation; Job rotation; Customer service; Organisation structure
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Abstract

These caselets deal with the issue of decision making in organisations. Caselet (1) discusses the conformity pressures of being in a group and the impact on group decision-making. The caselet also discusses the characteristic phenomena associated with group decision-making. Caselet (2) discusses the impact of employee behaviour on organisational performance. It also examines the usefulness of training programmes to bring about an improvement in employee behaviour. These caselets are structured to enable students to: (1) understand the types of decision making; (2) analyse the advantages and disadvantages of various types of decision making; (3) understand the relationship between organisation structure and decision making; (4) understand the impact of employee behaviour on organisational performance. These caselets are aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students, and are intended to be part of the organisational behaviour course.
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Employee Participation, Organization Structure and Decision Making
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Reference no. 404-019-8
Subject category: Human Resource Management / Organisational Behaviour
Authors: C Sridevi (IBS Center for Management Research); M Aarathy (IBS Center for Management Research); B Madhubala (IBS Center for Management Research)
Published by: IBS Center for Management Research
Published in: 2004
Length: 5 pages
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Abstract

These caselets deal with the issue of decision making in organisations. Caselet (1) discusses the conformity pressures of being in a group and the impact on group decision-making. The caselet also discusses the characteristic phenomena associated with group decision-making. Caselet (2) discusses the impact of employee behaviour on organisational performance. It also examines the usefulness of training programmes to bring about an improvement in employee behaviour. These caselets are structured to enable students to: (1) understand the types of decision making; (2) analyse the advantages and disadvantages of various types of decision making; (3) understand the relationship between organisation structure and decision making; (4) understand the impact of employee behaviour on organisational performance. These caselets are aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students, and are intended to be part of the organisational behaviour course.

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Employee Participation, Organization Structure and Decision Making
Teaching note
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Reference no. 404-019-8
Subject category: Human Resource Management / Organisational Behaviour
Authors: C Sridevi (IBS Center for Management Research); M Aarathy (IBS Center for Management Research); B Madhubala (IBS Center for Management Research)
Published by: IBS Center for Management Research
Published in: 2004
Length: 5 pages
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