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Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management

bbssecond year

Unit 1:Organizational Behavior - Introduction

Concept of organizational behavior; Levels of OB analysis; Organizational behavior system; Basic assumptions of organizational behavior; Contributing disciplines to the field of organizational behavior; Individual behavior as an input-output system; Mental process: beliefs, attitudes, values, needs, motives and behavior; Emotions and Cognitive dissonance; New challenges for manager in OB.

Unit 2:Organizational Behavior - Perception and Learning

Concept of perception; Perceptual process; Factors affecting perception; Attribution theory; Attribution errors; Perception and individual decision making; Concept and principles of learning; Learning theories: classical theory, operant theory, cognitive learning and social learning; Behavior modification.

Unit 3:Organizational Behavior - Personality

Concept and types of personality; Personality traits and characteristics; Determinants of personality; Emotions and personality; Major personality attributes influencing organizational behavior;

Unit 4:Organizational Behavior - Job Satisfaction

Concept and importance of job satisfaction; Measuring job satisfaction; Effects of job satisfaction on employees’ performance.

Unit 5:Organizational Behavior - Groups and Teams in Organizations

Concept of group and group dynamics; Stages of Group formation; Types of groups; Nature and significance of informal groups; Teams: concept, nature and types, differences between group and team; Team performance factors; Issues in managing work teams.

Unit 6:Organizational Behavior - Organizational Conflict and Stress

Conflict: concept, nature, and types; Sources of conflict; Approaches to conflict management; Resolving conflict through negotiation; Functional and dysfunctional conflicts; Organizational stress: concept, causes and managing stress.

Unit 7:Organizational Behavior - Organizational Change and Development

Concept and forces of change; Resistance to change; Approaches to managing organizational change: Lewin’s three steps model; Organizational development (OD): concept and features of OD and OD interventions.

Unit 8:Human Resource Management - Introduction

Human Resource Management: concept, characteristics, objectives and functions; Human resource management system; Human resource outcomes: quality of work life, productivity and readiness to change; Challenges of human resource management. Human Resource Planning: concept, characteristics, process and importance.

Unit 9:Human Resource Management - Job Design and Analysis

Meanings of job, task, position and occupation; Concept, benefits and methods of job design; Concept and purposes of job analysis; Sources of job analysis information; Job description, job specification and job evaluation: concept and contents.

Unit 10:Human Resource Management -Talent Acquisition and Development

Talent, Talent management and Talent development: concept and importance; Meaning, sources and methods of recruitment; Concept of selection; Difference between selection and recruitment; Selection process, selection tests, interviews and their types; Concept and process of socialization; Concept and process of learning; Human resource development: concept and importance; Concept, objectives and benefits of training; Determining training needs; Training methods: on - the - job and off - the – job training ; Concept and techniques of management development; Evaluating training effectiveness

Unit 11:Human Resource Management - Performance Appraisal and Reward Management

Concept and uses of performance appraisal; Methods of performance appraisal: graphic rating scale, alternative ranking, paired comparison, forced distribution, critical incident, essay and checklist methods; Concept of reward management; Types and qualities of effective rewards; Performance appraisal practices in Nepalese organizations.

Unit 12: Human Resource Management - Employee Maintenance and Emerging Issues in HRM.

Employee health and safety, employee welfare, social security; Grievance handling and redressal; General guidelines in administrating employee’s discipline; Emerging issues and challenges of HRM: employee empowerment, downsizing, work- life balance, use of technology in HRM functions, e-HRM, green-HRM, outsourcing HRM, ethics in HRM (surveillance vs. privacy); HRM in Naples organization.