Organization Behavior: A Guide for Leaders, Supervisors, and Managers provides readers with research and strategies to help individuals reach organizational objectives and create positive workplace cultures.

The text is organized into five dedicated sections. Section 1 underscores the importance of studying organizational behavior, introduces key theories, explores various methods for understanding human behavior, and examines the concept of emotional intelligence. Section 2 discusses employee motivation and job design, need-based motivation, learning theory, cognitive and...

This text presents students with essential concepts for understanding modern management practices. It is designed to offer insights into the intricacies of management with a robust exploration of leading, planning, organizing, and controlling business activities. The book explores the historical evolution of management theory and the contemporary application of managerial practices, encompassing topics from strategic planning and innovation to communication and culture within organizations.