Understanding The Psychology of Organisational Behaviour

Understanding The Psychology of Organisational Behaviour
An in-depth knowledge of the psychological factors influencing employee behaviour and their relationships with one another at work is crucial to studying organisational behaviour.

Organisational behaviour is the study of the interactions among people, groups, and organisational systems. By understanding this concept, one hopes to gain a better grasp of professional human behaviour and how these behaviours affect a company’s overall performance. To create a productive and calm workplace, one must therefore have a thorough understanding of organisational behaviour in the fast-paced corporate world of today. Within the visible events and interactions at the face of organisations is a complex network of psychological factors that affect the dynamics of people and groups. Within organisations, these elements influence the behaviour of the groups. An in-depth knowledge of the cognitive, emotional, and social processes influencing the behaviour of people and groups inside companies is necessary to shape organisational behaviour. Psychological concepts can be used by leaders to create strategies that enhance work satisfaction, employee engagement, and general organisational performance.
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Dr. Sachitra Chakravorty

is a multifaceted professional. He is an accomplished author and counseling psychologist. He is co author of "Psychology of Work: Understanding Human behavior in Organizations".

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Dr. Sachitra Chakravorty

is a multifaceted professional. He is an accomplished author and counseling psychologist. He is co author of "Psychology of Work: Understanding Human behavior in Organizations".

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