Management Process & Organisational Behaviour crash course, Online MBA, Semester 1:
This subject covers how managers plan, organise, lead and control, and how individuals and groups behave at work, from classical management thought through…
- 22 video lessons
- 4h 56m
- Study notes
- 110 quiz questions
- Assignment
22 lessons in Management Process & Organisational Behaviour
Each lesson pairs one topic with a hand-picked video, trimmed to the part that teaches it.
About this subject
This subject covers how managers plan, organise, lead and control, and how individuals and groups behave at work, from classical management thought through motivation, leadership, team dynamics and organisational change. After it, you will be able to compare the major management and OB theories, such as Fayol vs Taylor, Maslow vs Herzberg and Fiedler's contingency model, and apply them to real workplace situations and exam answers.
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Evolution of Management Thought: Taylor, Fayol, Weber, Hawthorne
Module 1, Management Fundamentals: Evolution of management thought (Taylor, Fayol, Weber, Hawthorne)
2| Principle of Management, evolution of management, Hawthorne Experiment, Fayols, weber, elton· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 12 min
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Functions of Management (POSDCORB) and Levels of Management
Module 1, Management Fundamentals: Functions of management (POSDCORB), Levels of management
1| principle of Management | Functions of management | Managerial skill | level of management· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 4 min
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Mintzberg's Managerial Roles and Katz's Managerial Skills
Module 1, Management Fundamentals: Mintzberg's managerial roles, Katz's managerial skills
Managerial Roles by Henry Mintzberg & Management Skills by Robert Katz | Bst | Bcom | Bba | Mba· Eduverse by Aashi · 19 min
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Types of Plans and Management by Objectives (MBO)
Module 2, Planning & Decision-Making: Types of plans, Management by Objectives (MBO)
Type of Plans, Standing plan, single use plan, objective, strategy, programme, rule, method, policy· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 18 min
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Decision-Making Process and Bounded Rationality
Module 2, Planning & Decision-Making: Decision-making process, Bounded rationality
Decision making Model, Classical Model, Administrative Model, Herbert simon model of decision making· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 11 min
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SWOT Analysis Explained
Module 2, Planning & Decision-Making: SWOT analysis
How to do a SWOT Analysis (Explained in 3 Minutes)· Helpful Professor Explains!· 4 min
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Organisational Structures: Functional, Divisional, Matrix, Network
Module 3, Organising & Controlling: Structures: functional, divisional, matrix, network
6 Most Common Types of Organizational Structures (Pros & Cons) | From A Business Professor· Business School 101· 16 min
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Span of Control, Delegation, Centralisation vs Decentralisation
Module 3, Organising & Controlling: Span of control, Delegation, centralisation vs decentralisation
Span of Control, Types of Span of Control, Wide span, Narrow Span, Factors affecting Span of Control· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 14 min
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Control Process and Techniques in Management
Module 3, Organising & Controlling: Control process and techniques
Controlling Process, Controlling Process class 12, process in controlling, steps in controlling· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 10 min
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Personality at Work: Big Five and MBTI
Module 4, Individual Behaviour: Personality (Big Five, MBTI)
Big Five Personality Traits, big five model of personality, OCEAN, big five personality test, OB· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 13 min
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Perception and Attribution Theory
Module 4, Individual Behaviour: Perception and attribution
Meaning of Perception, perception process, perceptual process, ob, organisational behaviour,· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 10 min
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Learning Theories in Organisational Behaviour
Module 4, Individual Behaviour: Learning theories
Learning-Theories of Learning- Organisational Behaviour· Study Management· 15 min
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Attitudes, Job Satisfaction and Values
Module 4, Individual Behaviour: Attitudes and job satisfaction, Values
UNIT 2 | CH-3 ATTITUDES, VALUES AND JOB SATISFACTION |ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR SEM 6th B.COM(P/H)|· XPLAIN· 39 min
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Maslow vs Herzberg: Content Theories of Motivation
Module 5, Motivation & Leadership: Maslow, Herzberg, McClelland
Theories of Motivation in hindi :Content - Maslow, Herzberg, McGregor, McClelland, Alderfer's ERG,· Management Mantra · 18 min
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Vroom's Expectancy Theory and Equity Theory
Module 5, Motivation & Leadership: Vroom's expectancy theory, equity theory
Theories of Motivation in hindi - Vroom Expectancy, Adam's equity, Goal settings, Reinforcement· Management Mantra · 9 min
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Trait and Behavioural Theories of Leadership
Module 5, Motivation & Leadership: Trait and behavioural leadership
Leadership Theories | Trait Theory | Behavioural Theory l Theory of Leadership· Dr Vidya's Management Study· 6 min
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Fiedler and Hersey-Blanchard Contingency Leadership
Module 5, Motivation & Leadership: Contingency leadership (Fiedler, Hersey-Blanchard)
Leadership & Theories- 4 | CONTINGENCY THEORIES of Leadership| NTA UGC NET| By AIR JRF Reema Nayyar· Reema Nayyar· 21 min
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Transformational vs Transactional Leadership
Module 5, Motivation & Leadership: Transformational vs transactional
Transformational Leadership and Transactional Leadership style· Dr Vidya's Management Study· 15 min
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Tuckman's Stages of Group Development and Team Dynamics
Module 6, Groups, Conflict & Change: Tuckman's stages of group development, Team dynamics
Tuckman's 5 Stages of Team Development (Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Re-forming)· The Right Questions· 6 min
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Conflict Management: Thomas-Kilmann Model
Module 6, Groups, Conflict & Change: Conflict management (Thomas-Kilmann)
Thomas-Kilmann 5 Conflict Handling Styles | Conflict Resolution· College of Business Management· 13 min
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Organisational Culture
Module 6, Groups, Conflict & Change: Organisational culture
Organisational Culture | Meaning | Features | Impact | Process | Organisational Behaviour |· Accounting MasterClass· 19 min
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Lewin's Change Model and Resistance to Change
Module 6, Groups, Conflict & Change: Lewin's change model, resistance to change
organisational change, organisational change process, kurt lewin's change process, OB, Dwivedi· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 4 min
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Management Diagnosis Report: Turning Around a Struggling Customer Support Centre
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Management Process & Organisational Behaviour: common questions
This subject covers how managers plan, organise, lead and control, and how individuals and groups behave at work, from classical management thought through motivation, leadership, team dynamics and organisational change. After it, you will be able to compare the major management and OB theories, such as Fayol vs Taylor, Maslow vs Herzberg and Fiedler's contingency model, and apply them to real workplace situations and exam answers. It's the Management Process & Organisational Behaviour subject of Online MBA, Semester 1, in 22 lessons: Evolution of Management Thought: Taylor, Fayol, Weber, Hawthorne; Functions of Management (POSDCORB) and Levels of Management; Mintzberg's Managerial Roles and Katz's Managerial Skills; Types of Plans and Management by Objectives (MBO); Decision-Making Process and Bounded Rationality; SWOT Analysis Explained; Organisational Structures: Functional, Divisional, Matrix, Network; Span of Control, Delegation, Centralisation vs Decentralisation; Control Process and Techniques in Management; Personality at Work: Big Five and MBTI; Perception and Attribution Theory; Learning Theories in Organisational Behaviour; Attitudes, Job Satisfaction and Values; Maslow vs Herzberg: Content Theories of Motivation; Vroom's Expectancy Theory and Equity Theory; Trait and Behavioural Theories of Leadership; Fiedler and Hersey-Blanchard Contingency Leadership; Transformational vs Transactional Leadership; Tuckman's Stages of Group Development and Team Dynamics; Conflict Management: Thomas-Kilmann Model; Organisational Culture; Lewin's Change Model and Resistance to Change.
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Yes: “Management Diagnosis Report: Turning Around a Struggling Customer Support Centre”. It comes after the last lesson, with a brief, clear tasks and how the work is judged.
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