Managers may behave unethically due to pressure to meet performance targets, a desire for personal gain, or a lack of accountability within their organization. Additionally, they may rationalize their actions by believing that unethical behavior is commonplace or that it will not have significant consequences. A toxic corporate culture can also contribute, where unethical practices are normalized or overlooked. Ultimately, these factors can lead managers to prioritize short-term success over ethical considerations.
* short and hot tempered managers due to family problems. When managers bring family issue to the workplace may result to poor performance *managers blaming his/her employee on his/her own fault. *No reward when someone done an extraordinary job
The behavioral approach to management encourages managers to understand what motivates their employees. When a manager understands how to motivate an employee, they will be able to direct their behavior.
if public office managers fail to establish moral standards in local authority, it may lead to a situation where unethical conduct of officials are in order of the day. some of the manifestations of unethical conduct include institutional misconduct and political corruption.
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Organizational behavior helps managers understand what motivates employees. With this information, managers can help employees work harder and meet their goals, which resolves some practical issues.
can managers be too satisfied with their jobs? can they be too committed to their organizations? why or why not?
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The supportive model of organizational behavior brings managers and employees closer together in a support system. The managers emphasize job participation and performance to their employees.
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Managers should study organizational behavior to better understand how individuals and teams interact within the workplace. This knowledge enables them to foster a positive work environment, enhance employee motivation, and improve communication. By grasping the dynamics of behavior, managers can make informed decisions that lead to increased productivity and reduced conflict. Ultimately, understanding organizational behavior equips managers with the tools to lead effectively and drive organizational success.