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so now if you understand the problems of

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organizational behavior then let's try

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to understand what is this discipline

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according to a practitioner's mindset

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for an academician or researchers

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mindset we will look organal behavior in

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a next lecture where we will look at the

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academic definitions of organal behavior

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and what is clux of all those

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definitions so term organizational

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behavior contains two terms one is

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organization

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and second is

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behavior so organizational

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behavior contains two terms organization

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and

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behavior I'm using different colors for

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these two terms so that you can

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understand both root words different you

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can focus on their differences so first

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organizations what exactly you mean by

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organizations if you ask this question

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to lay person so usually they will

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recall about offices lands buildings

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salaries Etc believe me they are related

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to organizations but they do not

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represent what we mean by

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organizations an

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organization is something an entity that

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contains at least four things which must

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fulfill at least four criteria and only

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then it qualifies to be an organization

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so first

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organizations so what we are trying to

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do right now we are trying to Define we

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are trying to understand what is

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organizational behavior from a

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practitioner's approach when you go and

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work in the industry what exactly can

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help you from this discipline so in this

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approach you need to First understand

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what organizations are per se what do we

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mean by organizations so an organization

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is a social entity first thing I said

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four criteria an organization must

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fulfill the first of those four criteria

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is an organization is a social

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entity an organization is

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a

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social entity right

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and what do you mean by social entity we

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all live in a society we live in a

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family family is first organization that

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all of us by default witness and

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understand families organized family is

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a social entity because there are

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members in a family they are related to

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each other under certain Ro Len say

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father mother brother sister Grandpa

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Grandma Etc so they are related to to

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each other under some role relationship

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though it's a very closely knit as

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compared to organizations which may be a

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bigger family and people have role

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relationship though roles are also there

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in family but in organization someone

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could be manager someone could be foran

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someone could be worker Etc programmer

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so these are the role resen so an

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organization is a social entity with a

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purpose so that's the second

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thing second important element of an

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organization is purpose an organization

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cannot exist without a purpose an

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aimless life is meaningless life so an

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aimless organization is not organization

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at all now how do you know that an

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organization has purpose organizations

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have a formal purpose why formal because

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every organization if you look at their

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website their company documents the

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first few pages

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of policy document or website about page

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dedicated to Mission Vision goal of

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organization it's a clearly mentioned

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that what is goal of organization for

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instance uh Google's goal was to

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organize all the information in the

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world we approach Google as a search

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engine but how Google is able to give a

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search result because Google has

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organized or attempted to organize all

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the available information in the world

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in contrast to this Microsoft has a

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different purpose when Bill Gates was

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there his purpose was to put a PC on

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every

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desk because a PC on every desk means a

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Windows on every desk so organizations

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have a clear purpose goal that is the

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second important element of what we mean

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by organization but merely social

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entities with Goal are not

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sufficient people might go haire you

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need a governance mechanism you need

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systems structures process so next

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important element of organization is

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structure or system so governance

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mechanism then how teams would be

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organized maybe I'm looking for a

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functional structure maybe a divisional

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mode or something now this is a part of

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a different subject we always we usually

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call it ational design in some

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management institutes called

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ob2 but that basically concerns itself

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to governance mechanism in the

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organization how people are organized in

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uh company or organization so there a

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third important criteria now the last

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criteria for an entity to qualify as

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organization is what we call environment

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and organization cannot exist in

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isolation it always operates in certain

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environment but it does something more

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with the

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environment an organization is always

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constantly in a resource relationship

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with its environment an organization

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takes input from the environment input

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can be in the format of Human Resources

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material resources raw materials

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Financial resources maybe intellectual

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resources etc etc and there might be

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important stakeholders in the

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environment for instance all your

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company customers they in the

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environment government very important

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stakeholder in business it's in

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environment it may affect

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environment so one important aspect of

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an organization's life is environment in

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which it exist and it sends it takes

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input from the environment turns out

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input to certain process which are

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internal to the organization and creates

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output sends it back to the environment

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and for its output it may earn money it

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may earn brand Equity it may earn hudos

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it may earn whatever its goal or purpose

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is so when you go and work in the office

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look for these company

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is your organization a social

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entity are there governance mechanisms

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systems and process and let me tell you

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clearly if any of these elements are

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missing an organization will die for

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instance an organization which is not in

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an effective

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relationship effective resource

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transaction with its environment it will

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die for instance house Al your cash Rich

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your company is but if you are not able

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to

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attract talented people human resource

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from the environment company will

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collapse the cash May remain in the bank

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account but the company will collapse

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you got very talented people you are

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able to attract talented people but you

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are not able to manage organize them in

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effective teams there are no system is

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chaos there's no governance mechanism

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organization will collapse once Alon

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musk favorite of

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many uh he said that apple is dumpyard

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companies like apple Google they are the

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dump yard of Tesla in fact he was

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commenting on why these companies are

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not able to make as good electric cars

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as Tesla is making it was basically

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according to musk Tesla's ability to

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attract top Engineers as compared to

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Google or Apple now Google Google Apple

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they are not lesser rich or C

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constrained as compared to Tesla Motors

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they all are equally positioned as far

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as Financial Muscle and Tech is

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concerned but Tesla was able to attract

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a particular kind of talent which helped

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them building

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futuristic fully electric cars I think

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the biggest contribution of this man

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alone must to

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automobile sector was that he proved

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that fully electric cars are possible

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because before musk people were trusting

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more hybrid cars so this is what an

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effective relationship with environment

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means so in organizational behavior I'm

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sure now you understand clearly meaning

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of what is organization now if you

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understand this the job is easier for

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the second root word which is behavior

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so what is behav behavior in

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organizational behavior currently I'm

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speaking you can see you can hear me so

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the term Behavior comes from psychology

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and why psychology because psychology is

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the mother discipline of organizational

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behavior around 60 to 70%

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content of organizational behavior is

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directly drawn from psychology all these

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topics thinking perception reasoning

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problem solving decision making

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leadership they all are studied have

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been studied Long Ago by psychologist

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and management tries to take Insight

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management as a discipline tries to take

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Insight from psychology to improve

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individual functioning Behavior at work

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I'm defining Behavior Behavior refers to

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anything that an organism

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does that can be observed and that can

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be measured three things a occurrence of

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behavior observation of behavior

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measurement of behavior psychology stops

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at this place psychologists are

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basically interested in observing

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Behavior measurement of behavior but

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managers are interested in controlling

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Behavior that's bad habit but anyway

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without control it's not possible to

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align people to certain goals we call

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them organizational goals or

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purpose and the best thing about this is

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that if you can measure something you

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can manage it if you can measure it you

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can manage it the fundamental premise of

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management so organizational behavior as

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a discipline is a field of study which

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studies individual Behavior what an

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individual

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does in an organizational setting which

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is a social entity

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with a purpose where governance is done

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via systems and process so as to enter

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in an effective productive and enduring

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resource relationship with its

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environment somehow as a successful

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professional you should be able to

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positively affect this relationship you

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should be able to align your behavior

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imagine I'm an individual

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right what I'm expected to do as

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a professional taking help of this

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discipline so first

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thing I need to understand myself very

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well I need to understand people who are

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working around me very well and that can

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be done by focusing on my behavior and

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behavior of people who are working

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around me focus of psychology has always

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been on individual Behavior

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in management especially in

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organizational behavior we talk a lot

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about teams so do not miss conr that

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organizational behavior means study of

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groups study of organizations no

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organizational behavior as a discipline

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is study of individual

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Behavior person per se is the focus of

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study and why we study so that we can

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effectively line his behavior in a

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healthy way to the organization's

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culture the existing social entity he

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can also meaningfully he or she can also

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meaningfully contribute to the overall

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purpose of the

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organization he should be able to work

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in accordance with the prevailing

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systems and structure he should be also

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able to contribute or create new more

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effective more adapted systems and

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structure you know companies like

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Kodak wonderful great company Powerhouse

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of innovation in fact you can see

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photography AI these things are means re

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revolutionizing our time and Industry

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and Kodak was originator of Photography

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it was because of kodak's invention of

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camera and films that photography became

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so popular and affordable but Koda could

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not

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work with the effective governance

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mechanism and there a lot more to that

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codex story but this was one important

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element if you look at analyze the Codex

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Journey this was one thing I think they

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must have Focus so am I able to also

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create effective systems and structures

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which may make me and my company more

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adapted in a given environment and of

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course this brings the element of

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environment so am I able to interact

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effectively with the environment when

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you are preparing yourself as a

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management professional or as a job

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Seeker what exactly you are doing you

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are preparing for a particular kind of

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work

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environment that environment may change

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after some time maybe next month maybe

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next year or maybe in a decade but it

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will change so that's why you keep

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constantly learning so these are the

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important element aspects of

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organizational behavior I hope now you

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clearly understand what is meaning of

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organization in organizational behavior

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and what is the meaning of behavior and

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if you clearly understand these two root

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terms you understand everything what

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happens usually in organizations and

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organizational behavior so just to

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summarize recap I will say that

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organizational behavior from a

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practitioner's approach is a field of

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study in which we tries to study analyze

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individual Behavior at work and align it

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with overall organizational

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purpose and all these factors all these

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things come in picture when we focus on

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alignment of human behavior with the

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organization purpose this is there now

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if you look at bookus definition

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definition given by different Scholars

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so they usually H around this criteria

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different definitions in varying

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proportion will mention all these terms

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some will remain only conf find of

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behavior some will talk about purpose

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some will also mention the very few

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about structures and systems but these

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terms will come in definition of

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organizational behavior given by any

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scholar in varing

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proportion so in the coming video

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lecture we will look at what are some

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scholarly definitions of organizational

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behavior

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