Purpose of Organizational Behavior Discussion

Purpose of Organizational Behavior Discussion

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Imagine you have been working for a company for several years. Your company is planning to make some significant changes and one of the areas being considered to explore is the company’s organizational behavior. To spark discussion among colleagues, you have been asked to create a presentation that outlines the organizational behavior within a health care company.

Using the company selected in Week One,

create

an 8- to 10-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that addresses the following:

• Describe the strategic role and purpose of organizational behavior for the company selected in Week One.
• Identify the organizational factors of organizational behavior for the company selected in Week One.
• Identify the impact, including the strategic approach and application of organizational behavior for the company selected in Week One.

Format

your PowerPoint® according to APA guidelines. Include a title page, detailed speaker notes, and a references page.

Cite

3 peer-reviewed or scholarly sources plus others similar references to support your presentation.

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