Organizational Behavior (Live)

Organizational behavior is a multidisciplinary study of human behavior within organizations. The course involves systematic analyses of several key performance-related aspects of employee behavior at the individual, group and organizational levels. Participants will learn how to undertake applied research to investigate behavioral issues and develop contingent strategies and interventions to enhance performance. The course also equips them with a range of effective tools that can be used to nurture motivated teams and leverage them to build a lasting competitive advantage for the organization. In addition, it provides an unparalleled opportunity for personal development and growth as participants explore their leadership potential and learn how to be global leaders in the rapidly changing globalized economy of the 21^st century.  

Course Objectives:

1. To provide participants an in-depth understanding of key behavioral challenges encountered within organizations.
2. To equip participants with the tools required to address behavioral issues and enhance employee performance.
3. To provide participants a sound understanding of humanistic as well as empirical approaches deployed in the study of organizational behavior.
4. To help participants identify and develop their unique leadership style and know how to leverage it to build a lasting competitive advantage

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs):

On successful completion of the course participants would be able to:

1. Use both humanistic and empirical approaches to develop a holistic model of organizational behavior
2. Undertake analyses of specific behavioral issues at the individual, group or organizational level
3. Develop suitable ethical interventions to address specific behavioral issues at the individual, group or organizational level
4. Build a personal leadership brand to leverage the creative potential of a motivated workforce
5. Apply global leadership principles to nurture high performing teams in large multicultural organizations