Organizational Behavior

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This paper examines how organizational behavior studies and practice reconciles the differences between technical-oriented and interpersonal skills-oriented management approaches within an organization. It looks at how reconciling these two approaches results to effective organizational management, where the technical skills of its members produces high-quality products and services. It also shows how organizational behavior studies and practice have become an invaluable management principle in the development of healthy individual and group behaviors within the organization.

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"The function of organizational behavior in organizational management and communication is to improve organizational processes and interaction (among its members), yielding high rates of productivity and quality of the products and services offered by the organization. As an interdisciplinary field of study, organizational behavior touches on several aspects that greatly influence individual behavior within an organization, which may include psychological, communication, and sociological studies. Organizational behavior is essential in organizations, especially in the workplace environment, because the management is able to determine the right course of action when formulating policies or solutions to problems that may greatly affect the members of the organization."

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