Why Study OB And What Is The Importance Of Studying Organizational Behavior (OB).

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Babz Bell Profile
Babz Bell answered
In my personal opinion no subject is worthless. Knowledge, any knowledge is better than no knowledge. Whatever you decide to study will be of benefit to you in the long term, maybe not directly but you will profit from it. But why should you or anyone else study Organizational Behavior (OB)? I mean have you ever heard of a career path leading to a top position like vice president of OB or a chief OB officer?
Well it is worth studying Organizational Behavior and here's why. Organizational Behavior is the study of what people think, feel, and do in and around organizations and almost everybody in the world works in organizations. Therefore a thorough understanding of the mechanics of organizations will assist greatly with predicting and influencing the behavior of others in organizational settings. The vast majority of disciplines of study are narrow dealing and confined with the parameters of their field. But almost everybody in the world requires knowledge of Organizational Behavior so as to address people issues when trying to apply concepts and strategies and the implementation of successful strategies to further the aims and goals of everybody with that organizational structure.
As an Organizational Behaviour scholar you will systematically study individual, team, and structural characteristics that influence behavior within organizations. OB studies have been around for a long time; the texts of the infamous Italian renaissance philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli laid the foundation for contemporary work on organizational power and politics but it fully emerged as a distinct field around the 40s.
Nouman Umar Profile
Nouman Umar answered
The study of the organizational behavior is very important especially for the the multinational companies, because they can better understand the culture of the organization and can easily deal with the cross cultural issues within an organization.
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Jillian Peppe answered
The role is to study and application of knowledge about how people, individuals, and groups act in organizations. Then interprets people-organization relationships in terms of the whole person, whole group, whole organization, and whole social system. Its purpose is to build better relationships by achieving human objectives, organizational objectives, and social objectives.
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Organization allows people to jointly increase specialization of labour use large scale technology, manage the external environment, economize on transaltion cost and exert power and control which will result in increase the value the organization create.

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