Organizational Behaviour: Emerging Knowledge, Global Insights

• New and updated discussions of current theories and practice that encourage critical analysis • Features that reinforce the text’s Asia-Pacific focus as well as its global orientation RELEVANT AND ENGAGING • New OB Insight and OB Ethics features • New and revised chapter opening vignettes • New end-of-chapter and holistic case studies help students practise their diagnostic skills and apply OB concepts • Updated OB by the Numbers features highlight interesting survey results ENABLES EFFECTIVE LEARNING Organisational Behaviour 6e is recognised for its up-to-date content presented in a clear, focused, accessible and thought-provoking style that enables learners to link theories with real-world practices. Connect is proven to deliver better results. Content integrates seamlessly with enhanced digital tools to create a personalised learning experience that provides precisely what you need, when you need it. Maximise your learning with SmartBook, the first and only adaptive reading experience designed to change the way you read and learn. It creates a personalised reading experience by highlighting the most impactful concepts you need to learn at that moment in time. To learn more about McGraw-Hill SmartBook® visit www.mheducation.com.au/student-smartbook ISBN 9781760421649 9 781760 421649 McSHANE OLEKALNS NEWMAN MARTIN NEWMAN MARTIN 6e Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. CONTEMPORARY AND INFORMED McSHANE OLEKALNS Organisational Behaviour Organisational Behaviour 6e and its rich suite of digital educational resources leads the market in this exciting field. Now in its sixth edition, the engaging text has been developed to satisfy the evolving needs of learners and academics with its offerings of contemporary theory and research, real-world examples, learning resources and visually stimulating design. Organisational Behaviour 6e Emerging knowledge. Global insights. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:37:16. ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR Emerging Knowledge. Global Insights. 6e Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Asia–Pacific Edition STEVEN McSHANE University of Newcastle (Australia) MARA OLEKALNS Melbourne Business School ALEX NEWMAN Deakin University ANGELA MARTIN University of Tasmania McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Newman, Angela Martin Title: Organisational behaviour: Emerging knowledge, global insights 6e ISBN: 9781760421649 Published in Australia by McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Ltd Level 33, 680 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Portfolio lead: Jillian Gibbs Content developer: Asad Shabir Production editor: Genevieve MacDermott Copyeditor: Paul Hines Proofreader: Natalie Crouch Cover design: Christabella Designs Typeset in URWPalladioTOT 10/13pt by SPi Global Printed in Singapore by Markono Print Media on 70gsm matt art McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:37:59. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv ii 07/24/18 11:01 AM Copyright © 2018. 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CONTENTS IN BRIEF PART 1 Introduction 1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour 2 PART 2 Individual behaviour and processes 39 CHAPTER 2 Individual behaviour, personality and values 40 CHAPTER 3 Perceiving ourselves and others in organisations 80 CHAPTER 4 Workplace emotions, attitudes and stress 116 CHAPTER 5 Foundations of employee motivation 156 CHAPTER 6 Applied performance practices 196 CHAPTER 7 Decision making and creativity 228 PART 3 Team processes CHAPTER 8 Team dynamics 268 CHAPTER 9 Communicating in teams and organisations 308 CHAPTER 10 Power and influence in the workplace 342 CHAPTER 11 Conflict and negotiation in the workplace 372 CHAPTER 12 Leadership in organisational settings 410 PART 4 Organisational processes CHAPTER 13 Designing organisational structures 446 CHAPTER 14 Organisational culture 478 CHAPTER 15 Organisational change 514 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:38:10. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv iii 267 445 iii 07/19/18 04:12 PM CONTENTS Preface About the authors Acknowledgments Digital resources About the book ix x xii xiv New to this edition Vignette matrix Case matrix Text at a glance xviii xx xxii xxiii xvi PART 1 INTRODUCTION 1 Chapter 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour Welcome to the field of organisational behaviour! The field of organisational behaviour Contemporary challenges for organisations Anchors of organisational behaviour knowledge Perspectives of organisational effectiveness The journey begins CHAPTER SUMMARY 3 4 7 14 16 27 2 KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY The fast-fashion success of Zara WEB EXERCISE Diagnosing organisational stakeholders SELF-ASSESSMENT Does it all make sense? ENDNOTES Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. 30 31 31 41 45 48 55 59 63 66 40 KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY Day two and ready to quit CLASS EXERCISE Test your knowledge of personality CLASS EXERCISE Personal values exercise TEAM EXERCISE Ethics dilemma vignettes SELF-ASSESSMENT Are you introverted or extraverted? ENDNOTES Chapter 3 Perceiving ourselves and others in organisations 82 88 92 99 102 104 105 117 123 67 67 68 69 70 71 72 72 80 CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY Can Tammy find her voice? WEB EXERCISE Diversity and stereotyping on display in corporate web sites SELF-ASSESSMENT How much general self-efficacy do you have? ENDNOTES Chapter 4 Workplace emotions, attitudes and stress Emotions in the workplace Managing emotions at work 29 39 Chapter 2 Individual behaviour, personality and values Self-concept: how we perceive ourselves Perceiving the world around us Specific perceptual processes and problems Improving perceptions Global mindset: developing perceptions across borders CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS 29 27 PART 2 INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR AND PROCESSES The MARS model of individual behaviour and performance Types of individual behaviour Personality in organisations Values in the workplace Ethical values and behaviour Values across cultures CHAPTER SUMMARY 28 105 106 107 107 108 116 Job satisfaction Organisational commitment 127 131 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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ENDNOTES Chapter 5 Foundations of employee motivation Employee engagement Employee drives and needs Drive-based motivation theories Expectancy theory of motivation Organisational behaviour modification and social cognitive theory Goal setting and feedback Organisational justice 158 CHAPTER SUMMARY 181 159 160 166 168 172 176 KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY A case of confused academics CLASS EXERCISE Needs priority exercise CLASS EXERCISE The learning exercise TEAM EXERCISE Bonus decision exercise SELF-ASSESSMENT Need-strength questionnaire ENDNOTES Chapter 6 Applied performance practices The meaning of money in the workplace Financial reward practices Improving reward effectiveness Job design practices Job design and work motivation Job design practices that motivate Empowerment practices Self-leadership practices 197 198 202 206 208 210 212 214 Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. 229 232 235 238 241 241 244 250 CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY What to do about Giovanni? TEAM EXERCISE Is student work enriched? SELF-ASSESSMENT What is your attitude towards money? ENDNOTES 143 144 145 146 156 182 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 216 218 218 218 220 222 223 228 CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY How KGame boosts employee creativity CLASS EXERCISE Employee involvement cases CLASS EXERCISE Creativity brainbusters SELF-ASSESSMENT Measuring your creative personality ENDNOTES PART 3 TEAM PROCESSES 253 254 254 255 256 258 259 259 267 Chapter 8 Team dynamics Teams and informal groups Advantages and disadvantages of teams A model of team effectiveness Team design elements Team states Team processes 142 196 Chapter 7 Decision making and creativity Rational choice paradigm of decision making Identifying problems and opportunities Searching for, evaluating and choosing alternatives Emotions and making choices Implementing decisions Evaluating decision outcomes Creativity Employee involvement in decision making v 268 269 271 273 274 279 284 Self-directed teams Multicultural teams Virtual teams Team decision making CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS 288 288 289 291 293 294 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:38:32. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv v 07/19/18 04:12 PM Contents vi CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY A cohesive and dysfunctional team TEAM EXERCISE Team tower power TEAM EXERCISE Human chequers 294 295 296 TEAM EXERCISE Survival on the moon SELF-ASSESSMENT What team roles do you prefer? Endnotes 297 299 300 296 Chapter 9 Communicating in teams and organisations The importance of communication A model of communication Communication channels Choosing the best communication channel Communication barriers (noise) Cross-cultural differences in communication Gender differences in communication Improving interpersonal communication Improving communication throughout the hierarchy 309 310 312 316 320 322 325 326 327 308 Communicating through the grapevine CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY Communication as a reflection of culture TEAM EXERCISE Active listening exercise TEAM EXERCISE Cross-cultural communication game SELF-ASSESSMENT Are you an active listener? ENDNOTES Chapter 10 Power and influence in the workplace The meaning of power Sources of power in organisations Contingencies of power The power of social networks Consequences of power Influencing others Organisational politics CHAPTER SUMMARY 344 345 349 351 354 354 360 362 Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. 373 375 377 377 381 384 386 387 394 KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY It’s all for show TEAM EXERCISE Deciphering the network TEAM EXERCISE Managing your boss SELF-ASSESSMENT How do you influence co-workers and other peers? ENDNOTES 411 412 416 419 424 425 429 332 333 334 335 335 336 363 363 364 365 366 366 368 372 KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY Struggle For Development—a story of change and conflict CLASS EXERCISE The contingencies of conflict handling TEAM EXERCISE Kumquat Conflict Role Play SELF-ASSESSMENT What is your preferred conflict handling style? ENDNOTES Chapter 12 Leadership in organisational settings What is leadership? Transformational leadership perspective Managerial leadership perspective Path–goal and other managerial leadership theories Follower-centric perspective Competency perspective of leadership Ethical leadership Culture and leadership Gender and leadership 331 332 342 Chapter 11 Conflict and negotiation in the workplace The meaning and consequences of conflict The emerging view: task and relationship conflict Conflict process model Sources of conflict Interpersonal conflict handling styles Structural approaches to conflict management Third-party conflict resolution Resolving conflict through negotiation CHAPTER SUMMARY 329 395 395 396 399 403 403 404 410 Leadership in virtual settings CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY The cascading effect of unethical leadership TEAM EXERCISE Leadership diagnostic analysis SELF-ASSESSMENT Do leaders make a difference? Endnotes 432 432 434 434 435 436 436 437 430 432 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:38:41. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv vi 07/19/18 04:12 PM Contents vii PART 4 ORGANISATIONAL PROCESSES 445 Chapter 13 Designing organisational structures Division of labour and coordination Elements of organisational structure Forms of departmentalisation Contingencies of organisational design Trends in organisational structure CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS 447 450 455 464 467 468 446 CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY Going agile TEAM EXERCISE The Club Ed exercise SELF-ASSESSMENT Which organisational structure do you prefer? ENDNOTES Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. 471 472 473 478 479 483 486 491 492 497 501 502 CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS 502 CASE STUDY How ‘Big Bird’ created a unique culture at the Birdsnest Clothing Company 503 TEAM EXERCISE Organisational culture metaphors 504 CLASS EXERCISE Diagnosing corporate culture proclamations 505 SELF-ASSESSMENT Which corporate culture do you prefer? 506 ENDNOTES 507 Chapter 15 Organisational change Lewin’s force field analysis model Understanding resistance to change Unfreezing, changing and refreezing Leadership, coalitions, social networks and pilot projects Organisational change strategies Cross-cultural and ethical issues in organisational change Organisational behaviour: the journey continues 469 469 Chapter 14 Organisational culture Elements of organisational culture Deciphering organisational culture through artefacts Is organisational culture important? Merging organisational cultures Changing and strengthening organisational culture Organisational socialisation CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS 469 514 515 517 520 526 529 536 536 CHAPTER SUMMARY KEY TERMS CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS CASE STUDY From sharing an office with two people to sharing it with 102 people TEAM EXERCISE Strategic change incidents SELF-ASSESSMENT Are you tolerant of change? ENDNOTES 537 538 538 539 540 541 542 Holistic case studies 546 Appendices 561 APPENDIX A Theory building and systematic research methods APPENDIX B (ONLINE) Scoring keys for self-assessment activities Glossary Index 561 570 577 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:38:54. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv vii 07/19/18 04:12 PM Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:39:04. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv viii 07/19/18 04:12 PM PREFACE Welcome to the dynamic world of organisational behaviour! Social media and virtual teams are changing the way employees interact and accomplish organisational goals. Knowledge is replacing infrastructure. Values and self-leadership are command-and-control management. Companies are looking for employees with emotional intelligence and team competencies, not just technical smarts. Globalisation is the new mantra of corporate survival. Co-workers aren’t down the hall; they are at the other end of an internet connection located somewhere else on the planet. This sixth edition of Organisational Behaviour is written in the context of these emerging workplace realities. It prepares students for this new era by discussing the latest OB concepts and practices, such as self-concept, social networking, developing a global mindset and the need for creativity in organisations. These and other OB topics are explored in the context of several business-wide issues, such as business ethics, sustainability and customer service. Active learning, critical thinking and outcomes-based teaching have become important foundations of classroom learning. Organisational Behaviour 6e sets the standard of support by providing dozens of insights into OB in real-world organisations, case studies, team exercises, self-assessments, video programs and digital learning resources. Dismissing the traditional model that OB is for managers alone, this book also pioneers the more realistic view that OB is for everyone who works in and around organisations. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Steve McShane, University of Newcastle (Australia) Mara Olekalns, Melbourne Business School Alex Newman, Deakin University Angela Martin, Univeristy of Tasmania McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:39:15. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv ix ix 07/19/18 04:12 PM ABOUT THE AUTHORS Steven L. McShane Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Steven L. McShane is Conjoint Professor at Newcastle Business School, University of Newcastle (Australia). He previously held the positions of Adjunct Professor at Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria (Canada), Professor at Simon Fraser University’s Faculty of Business Administration (Canada), and Professor of Management at the University of Western Australia Business School. He currently teaches in the IMBA program at the Antai College of Economics and Management at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Steve has received awards for his teaching quality and innovation, and receives high ratings from students in Perth, Shanghai, Singapore, Manila and other cities. He is also a popular visiting speaker, having given dozens of invited talks and seminars to faculty and students in the United States, China, Canada, Malaysia, India, and other countries. Steve earned his PhD from Michigan State University in Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management and Labor Relations. He also holds a Master of Industrial Relations from the University of Toronto and an undergraduate degree from Queen’s University in Canada. Steve is a past President of the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (the Canadian equivalent of the Academy of Management) and was Director of Graduate Programs in the business faculty at Simon Fraser University. Along with co-authoring Organisational Behaviour 6e, Steve is lead co-author of Organizational Behavior 8e (2018) and M: Organizational Behavior 4e (2019) with Mary Ann Von Glinow (Florida International University), and Canadian Organizational Behaviour 10e (2018) with Kevin Tasa (York University) and Sandra Steen (University of Regina). Steve is also co-author of editions or translations of his organisational behaviour books in China, India, Quebec, Taiwan and Brazil. He has published several dozen articles and conference papers on workplace values, training transfer, organisational learning, exit-voiceloyalty, employee socialisation, wrongful dismissal, media bias in business magazines, as well as other diverse topics. Steve enjoys spending his leisure time swimming, bodyboarding, canoeing, skiing and travelling with his wife and two daughters. Mara Olekalns Mara Olekalns is Professor of Management (Negotiations) at the Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne, where she teaches Negotiation Strategy and Processes in the MBA program. She also conducts workshops on negotiation skills for women. She is a Professorial Fellow of the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences at the University of Melbourne. Before joining MBS, Mara taught Organisational Behaviour for the Department of Management at Melbourne University, and for the Department of Psychology at the University of Otago. Mara’s research focuses on the relationships between negotiators’ cognition, their strategy choices, and their outcomes. Her recent research explores how trust affects the use of deception in negotiation, and in how trust can build negotiators’ resilience to adverse events in negotiation. A second research stream explores the role of gender in negotiation, focusing on how women can protect their economic outcomes and relationships. Mara’s research has been published in leading international journals, and she has contributed chapters on communication, trust and gender in negotiation to several edited volumes. In 2013 she co-edited the Handbook of Research on Negotiation. She is currently a Division Editor for Group Decision and Negotiation and a past co-editor of Negotiation and Conflict Management Research. Mara is a past President of the International Association for Conflict Management, a past Chair of the Academy of Management’s Conflict Management Division, and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences Australia. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:39:24. x mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv x 07/19/18 04:12 PM About the Authors xi Alex Newman Alex Newman is Associate Dean (International) and Professor of Management in the Department of Management at Deakin Business School, Deakin University. He has worked in both China and Japan, and previously taught at both Monash University, Australia and Nottingham University Business School in Ningbo China. Alex conducts research in the areas of organisational behaviour, leadership and entrepreneurship. His research has been published in leading international journals such as the Journal of Organizational Behavior, Leadership Quarterly, Journal of Applied Psychology, Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship, Theory & Practice. He has won extensive external research funding from the Australian Research Council to examine ways in which refugee integration into the Australian workplace can be improved. In 2014 he was awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence as an Early Career Researcher at Monash University and the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management’s Early Career Researcher Award. He is currently Section Editor for Leadership and Ethics (quantitative) at the Journal of Business Ethics and is a Consulting Editor for the International Small Business Journal. When not working, Alex enjoys spending time with his wife and two young children. He enjoys travelling to different parts of the globe. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Angela Martin Angela is an Adjunct Professor at the Tasmanian School of Business and Economics, University of Tasmania, where she was formerly the Associate Dean Research and Management Discipline Leader. She is founder and Principal Consultant of PRACADEMIA, a boutique consulting company specialising in industry/academic collaboration and the application of research and educational insights for practical advantage. Angela obtained her PhD in the field of Industrial and Organisational Psychology at Griffith University. She is an author on over 70 publications in peer reviewed journals such as the Journal of Organizational Behaviour, the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, Human Resource Management, and the Academy of Management Leaning & Education. Angela loves living in the beautiful island state of Tasmania with her family, enjoying its natural environment and the increasingly good gourmet food, wine and arts culture. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:39:38. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xi 07/23/18 11:42 AM ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Organisational behaviour is a fascinating subject. It is also incredibly relevant and valuable, which is always evident while developing a world-class book such as Organisational Behaviour, now in its sixth edition. Throughout this project, we have witnessed the power of teamwork, the excitement of creative thinking, and the motivational force of the vision that we collectively held as our aspiration. The tight coordination and innovative synergy was evident throughout this venture. Our teamwork is even more amazing when you consider that most of us in this project are scattered across Australia. Several lecturers provided reviews that helped shape Organisational Behaviour 6e. Their compliments were energising and their suggestions significantly improved this edition. We extend our special thanks to: David Qian, Swinburne University of Technology Kenneth Chiang, Community College of City University Alick Kay, University of South Australia Pattanee Susomrith, Edith Cowan University We also thank more than 100 university and college lecturers in the United States and Canada who reviewed one or more chapters of the American and Canadian editions of this book over the past three years. Their suggestions also strengthened the quality of this Asia–Pacific edition. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Organisational Behaviour 6e includes dozens of print and digital cases, exercises and self-assessments to support active learning and critical thinking in the classroom. We would like to thank the following people whose cases and exercises appear in this edition: Amy Tian, Curtin University Mohammadbagher Gorji, University of Tasmania Angela Martin, University of Tasmania Natasha Cica, Director, Kapacity.org Andrea North-Samardzic, Deakin University Nuzhat Lotia, The University of Melbourne Charlotte Thaarup-Owen, Director, The Mindfulness Clinic Rob Kivits, Coventry University Christel Ramloll, Charles Telfair Institute Ronahlee Asuncion, University of the Phillipines Christine Adams, University of Tasmania Roy Smollan, Auckland University of Technology Daniel Goering, University of Tokyo Sahar Siami, University of Tasmania Elizabeth Ho, Gucci Group Sarah Dawkins, University of Tasmania Jie Cao, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Julia Connell, University of Technology, Sydney Sukanlaya Sawang, Queensland University of Technology Joseph Crawford, University of Tasmania Steven L. McShane, University of Newcastle (Australia) Kohyar Kiazad, Monash University Toby Newstead, University of Tasmania Rob Macklin, University of Tasmania Megan Woods, University of Tasmania McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:39:46. xii mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xii 07/19/18 04:12 PM Acknowledgments xiii Steve Along with the reviewers, contributors and editorial team, Steve would like to thank Angela Martin for joining as a co-author, and Mara and Alex for their continuing excellent work on this book. He is also honoured to work with co-authors on other editions and translations of this book. The students who have attended Steve’s units in organisational behaviour and leadership effectiveness deserve special recognition for sharing their real-life experiences and providing valuable feedback on the book and class activities. But, more than anything else, Steve is forever indebted to his wife, Donna McClement, and to their wonderful daughters, Bryton and Madison. Their love and support give special meaning to his life. Mara Mara was delighted to contribute to this edition of Organisational Behaviour. Her chapters benefited from discussions with her students, who always remind her that great ideas are even better when they have practical applications. She was grateful for the support from Steve and the editorial team at McGrawHill Education, which made the writing process highly enjoyable. Most of all, Mara appreciated the encouragement from her family who have supported her through four editions: her husband Philip, who unfailingly encourages her in every and any project she undertakes, and her much-loved cats Muddy and Otis, who unerringly find the sunny places and remind her to take time out to enjoy the sunshine with them. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Wear your ruby shoes when you’re far away, so you’ll always stay home in your heart. (Rhodes & Harris). Alex Alex would like to thank his colleagues for the support they have provided him with since he came to work in Australia. He would also like to thank his wife Miyako, and children Joe and Amelia, for their constant encouragement and support whilst writing his sections of the textbook. Most importantly, Alex is extremely grateful to Steve McShane for providing him with the opportunity to work on this edition of the textbook. Angela Angela would like to thank her research collaborator and friend Alex for his invitation to join Steve and Mara on this new edition of the book. Steve provided such helpful feedback on her work on this book and Asad Shabir from McGraw-Hill Education assisted with all the practical details. In her role as case study commissioner, she worked with many of the above mentioned contributors and is grateful for their work and collegial communications. Her husband Sam and daughters Lola and Evie are also acknowledged for their love and support. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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To find out more about SmartBook visit http://www.mheducation.com.au/student-smartbook McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:40:12. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xv 07/19/18 04:12 PM ABOUT THE BOOK Organisational Behaviour 6e is written around three important philosophies that we believe create a refreshing change in organisational behaviour reading: (1) an Asia– Pacific context with a global mindset; (2) contemporary theory foundation and (3) active learning. Furthermore, this book is written with the view that everyone who works in and around organisations needs to understand and make use of organisational behaviour knowledge. Asia-Pacific context Organisational Behaviour 6e is written completely in the Asia–Pacific region by authors who live and work here. This Asia–Pacific orientation is most apparent in the numerous real-life examples in every chapter. For example, you will discover how Coca-Cola in India has replaced traditional annual performance reviews with an ongoing coaching-oriented process focused on growing strengths, how Qantas CEO Alan Joyce effectively transformed the Australian airline in spite of considerable resistance from employees and other stakeholders, how Thailand entrepreneur Chatri Sityodtong emphasises the importance of servant leadership to effectively lead employees at his mixed martial arts company (Evolve), and how Australian enterprise software company Atlassian injects fun in the workplace by providing a fully stocked kitchen and other perks and by giving engineers 20 percent of their time to spend on pet projects. The Asia–Pacific focus also comes through in the many case studies about companies in this region. Without losing its Asia–Pacific focus, Organisational Behaviour 6e, also serves up plenty of examples from around the planet. For instance, you will read how IBM relied on various forms of employee involvement in its three-month global ‘Cognitive Build’ initiative to leverage the potential of its emerging cognitive technology platform, how German-based hotel metasearch company trivago puts considerable resources into the employee socialisation process, how G Adventures assesses job applicants’ fit with the Canadian adventure travel firm’s culture by asking quirky questions selected randomly from a spinning wheel, and how African mobile telecommunications company MTN Group is a leader in corporate social responsibility through its awardwinning ‘21 Days of Y’ello Care’ initiative. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Contemporary theory foundation Vivid real-world examples and practices are only valuable if they are connected to good theory. Organisational Behaviour has developed a reputation for its solid foundation of contemporary and classic research and writing. You can see this in the references. Each chapter is based on dozens of articles, books and other sources. The most recent literature receives thorough coverage, resulting in what we believe is the most up-to-date organisational behaviour textbook available. These references also reveal that we reach out to marketing, information management, human resource management and other disciplines for new ideas. This book is rigorously focused on information that readers value, namely OB knowledge and practices. Consequently, with a few classic exceptions, we avoid writing a ‘who’swho’ book; most scholars are named in the references, not in the main text. One of the driving forces for writing Organisational Behaviour was to provide a more responsive conduit for emerging OB knowledge to reach students, practitioners and fellow scholars. To its credit, Organisational Behaviour is the first textbook to discuss the full self-concept model (not just core self-evaluation), workplace emotions, social identity theory, global mindset, four-drive theory, specific elements of social networks, appreciative inquiry, affective events theory (but without the jargon), somatic marker theory (also without the jargon), virtual teams, mindfulness in ethical behaviour, Schwartz’s values model, employee engagement, learning orientation, and several other groundbreaking topics. This edition continues this leadership by introducing the latest knowledge ‘dark triad’ personality, stereotype threat effect, intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, virtual leadership, and on design thinking principles and practices to support workplace creativity. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:40:19. xvi mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xvi 07/19/18 04:12 PM About the Book xvii Active learning and critical thinking support personalise the meaning of organisational behaviour concepts, such as introversion–extraversion personality, corporate culture preferences, need for social approval, preferred influence tactics, self-leadership and creative disposition. We also have a strong commitment to the philosophy of linking theory with practice, which is essential for active learning. By connecting concepts with real-life examples, students are more likely to remember the content and see how it relates to them in the workplace. And, quite frankly, these examples make the content even more interesting, thereby motivating students to read on. This engaging approach is further strengthened through several video segments which highlight specific organisations on a variety of organisational behaviour topics. Furthermore, this edition introduces the OB Debate feature in every chapter—a valuable resource for critical thinking and class discussion about relevant OB issues. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. We teach organisational behaviour and related subjects, so we understand how important it is to use a textbook that supports active learning and critical thinking. Organisational Behaviour 6e offers valuable resources to aid student learning. The book offers more than two dozen case studies, including several comprehensive cases that challenge students to diagnose issues and apply organisational behaviour concepts. Many of these are written by instructors around the Asia–Pacific region and relate to companies in this area. Along with case studies, Organisational Behaviour 6e supports active learning with one or two engaging team, web or class activities in every chapter. Many of these learning activities are not available in other organisational behaviour textbooks, such as: Test Your Knowledge of Personality (Chapter 2), and the CrossCultural Communication Game (Chapter 9). This edition also has 15 self-assessments in the book itself, with more than two dozen others available online. Self-assessments McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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All rights reserved. • • Revised and updated opening vignette on the value brought by millennials to the workplace with examples from Singapore, New Zealand and Australia New OB Insight on difference in values across various cultures Expanded material on personality with new section on the ‘dark triad’ Addition of a brief discussion of moral characteristics Revised discussion of ethical principles to include the three most commonly used ethical principles: endbased, duty-based and social contract ethics • • • Chapter 5 Foundations of employee motivation • • • • • • • • • • • • Chapter 4 Workplace emotions, attitudes and stress • New opening vignette highlighting organisations’ focus on importance of promoting health and wellbeing among employees Greater discussion of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, including the question of whether introducing extrinsic sources of motivation reduces intrinsic motivation Streamlined and reorganised section on drive-based motivation theories Significantly updated section on goal-setting and feedback, including new exhibit and new information about the characteristics of effective feedback New opening vignette and most features and captioned photos updated, several featuring examples from Asia OB by the Numbers feature has been substantially revised Chapter 6 Applied performance practices Chapter 3 Perceiving ourselves and others in organisations New opening vignette discussing the stereotypes and subtle gender bias in engineering profession Self-concept topic revised to include discussion of the opposing motives for distinctiveness and inclusion Addition discussion of the stereotype threat effect in stereotyping section Replaced or significantly updated most features and captioned photos Updated examples on generating positive emotions at work New OB Insights on developing emotional intelligence and the effects of overwork on employees New discussion of job satisfaction New opening vignette highlighting how organisations can use financial and non-financial rewards to motivate employees New OB Insight on how organisations can empower employees Updated section on job design and work motivation Chapter 7 Decision making and creativity • • • The emerging topic of design thinking, which was briefly introduced in the previous edition, is now fully discussed as a set of principles and activities to improve creative decision making Significantly revised and updated topic of problems with information processing when choosing alternatives, particularly regarding how confirmation bias affects reliance on an implicit favourite Rewritten and updated discussion of satisficing and maximisation McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. 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Chapter 10 Power and influence in the workplace • • • • New opening vignette with an example from Asia Updated OB by the Numbers to include statistics from Asian countries Updated examples in OB insights, including examples from Asia Addition of section on political skill Chapter 12 Leadership in organisational settings • • • • • Addition of new sections on contingency theory and virtual leadership Expanded section on ethical leadership New opening vignette on role of leaders in supporting employees New OB insight on servant leadership Addition of new sections on culture and leadership and gender and leadership Chapter 13 Designing organisational structures • • New opening vignette on changing organisational structures in the financial sector New section on trends in organisational structure Chapter 14 Organisational culture • • • • • Rewritten and updated topic of espoused versus enacted values, including a new in-text example featuring Takata and Clio Rewritten and updated discussion of physical structures and symbols, including new in-text examples and a new exhibit Rewritten topic of organisational culture and business ethics, including addition of two new in-text examples featuring ASIC and Infosys Rewritten OB by the Numbers feature features corporate culture fit during the hiring process Opening vignette, as well as most features and captioned photos are new to this chapter Chapter 15 Organisational change Chapter 11 Conflict and negotiation in the workplace • • • • • • Updated opening vignette and included Asian example Updated OB Insights and OB by the Numbers Revised ‘Sources of conflict’ section to include intrapersonal and interpersonal sources of conflict xix New examples of how to manage stress at work New opening vignette on how organisations should manage organisational change New OB Insight on resistance to change within organisations McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. 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ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:40:43. mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xix 07/19/18 04:12 PM VIGNETTE MATRIX CHAPTERS OB INSIGHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Founding a discipline Modesty vs. bluntness Driven by selfconcept clarity Fun in the workplace Dancing away the accounting stereotype Training managers to use emotions at Tesco DHL Express employees get engaged Fostering task significance at KPMG Job rotation at Henkel Experiencing meaningful interaction on the frontline AirBaltic motivates employee involvement ad learning with gamification JC Penney stumbles over Apple-centric decisions Developing the resilience of Australian Special Forces personnel through emotional Strengthsintelligence based coaching training at Stryker Australia Focus on employee job satisfaction brings benefits to customers Diversity and success at CSL Telework and Yolo Days at Filtered Media Jacobs: Leveraging diversity in an open system Developing a global mindset through immersion Getting a hoot out of organisational learning Problems with Uber’s stakeholders in Asia Empowerment at PWC Undecided about superannuation choices Firing up creativity at Commonwealth Bank’s Innovation Labs IBM’s Cognitive Build crowdsources employees’ ideas Working to death in Japan OB ETHICS OB DEBATE Is there enough evidence to support evidence-based management? Should companies use personality tests to select job applicants? Do we need diversity training programs? OB BY THE NUMBERS Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Creating a mentally healthy workplace 21 days of Y’ello Care Get the look, or else Confirmation bias leads to wrongful conviction Remote working trends Flexibility, equality and skills Selfenhancement puts all of us above average! Gender bias on corporate boards Mental model myopia almost rejected Seinfeld Linking work–life balance and job satisfaction to the ethical behaviour of employees Unfair pay at Gold Coast chocolate café When rewards go wrong Queensland’s white elephant water recycling scheme Is having fun at work really a good idea? Does equity motivate more than equality? Is it time to ditch the performance review? Should organisations practise democracy? Not paid what (they believe) they’re worth Global variations in performancebased pay Intuition versus data analysis: crunch your hunch McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:40:51. xx mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xx 07/19/18 04:12 PM Vignette Matrix xxi 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Snow, snow, quick, quick, snow Emojis in the workplace The art and science of managing your boss High cost of onboard conflicts Applying the best leadership solutions at Sitback Solutions Symantec reduces layers of management and improves span of control Alaska Air’s acquisition of Virgin America: cultural separation or integration? Overcoming resistance to change at Rakuten Toyota’s evolving divisional structure Spinning the wheel for cultural fit Cohesion is key Cricket Australia pay dispute Not always equals Investment analyst newcomers experience psychological contract violations Driving radical change at Haier Appreciative inquiry approach improves patient outcomes and staff engagement at Toronto Western Hospital Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Connected socialisation at trivago Tracking employees Are virtual teams more trouble than they’re worth? Employers as big brothers To win at what cost? Buying advantage Equal pay for equal work? Not yet. Ethical power hits hard Elephant hunting with muppets Corporate culture blamed for Commonwealth Bank scandals Changing ethical culture in the Australian Defence Force Should management use the grapevine to communicate to employees? How much power do CEOs really possess? Is creating value such a good negotiation strategy? Should leaders really be authentic all the time? Should organisations cut back middle management? Is corporate culture an overused phrase? What’s the best speed for organisational change? More high-tech communication, but high-touch is still valued Bullying bosses Prevalence of negative workplace behaviours How satisfied are employees with their managers’ leadership styles? How company size equates to feelings (and time spent in meetings) Corporate culture fit during the hiring process At what stage in the change process do companies begin communicating with employees about the change? Five body language mistakes McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Aurecon Group How KGame boosts employee creativity Virtual teams A cohesive and dysfunctional team More efficient meetings Communication as a reflection of culture Mentoring entrepreneurs It’s all for show Workplace conflict Struggle For Development—a story of change and conflict Sylvia Metayer The cascading effect of unethical leadership ANZ Going agile Clio How ‘Big Bird’ created a unique culture at the Birdsnest Clothing Company Qantas From sharing an office with two people to sharing it with 102 people DIGITAL CASES HOLISTIC CASES Organisation Development (OD) in Nestlé SA: building a peopleinspired company for multinational operations in a multicultural setting Local city council: damaging dealings, power and accountability Jacobs: from gender to diversity A foreign future and new generational workforce in aged care Re-aligning work expectations: the transition from a universitycollege to a university A telco’s cost-cutting drive Willing to go the extra mile Between a rock and a hard place: the stress of reducing stress in the workplace Supporting female employees’ needs at Sunway Group Dew Lubricants: great (unmet) expectations Malaysia Airlines: long road ahead to recovery Panic on Queen Street Virtual conferencing and virtual teams: a way to save money The Lynx Sports Car Company Alphatech Development Corporation: the medium is the message The Regency Grand Hotel Power without influence Confronting conflict Managerial cracks in a world-class railway system George Weston Foods—strengthening front-line management Shifting the engineering mindset Wines and mines—and a big decision Service culture at the Jewel of Calcutta McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:07. xxii mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xxii 07/19/18 04:12 PM TEXT AT A GLANCE Organisational Behaviour 6e is a pedagogically rich learning resource. The features laid out on these pages are specifically designed to enhance your learning experience and help you gain a deeper understanding of the concepts this text examines. PART OPENERS PART TWO Integrative model of organisational behaviour. This diagram is an integrating roadmap for the field of organisational behaviour. It gives you an overview of the book and how its various topics fit together. Individual behaviour and processes CHAPTER 2 Individual behaviour, personality and values CHAPTER 3 Perceiving ourselves and others in organisations CHAPTER 4 Workplace emotions, attitudes and stress CHAPTER 5 Foundations of employee motivation CHAPTER 6 Applied performance practices CHAPTER 7 Decision making and creativity INTEGRATIVE MODEL OF ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR Organisational inputs and processes • Organisational structure • Organisational culture • Organisational technology Individual inputs and processes • • • • • Personality/values/competencies Self-concept/perceptions/mindset Emotions/attitudes Motivation Self-leadership • Organisational change • Human resource practices • Organisational strategy Team/interpersonal inputs and processes • • • • • • Team tasks/size/composition Team development/trust/cohesion Communication Leadership (team/organisation) Power/influence/politics Conflict/negotiation Individual outcomes • Behaviour/performance • Organisational citizenship • Wellbeing (low distress) • Decisions/creativity Team/interpersonal outcomes • Team performance • Team decisions • Collaboration/mutual support • Social networks Organisational outcomes (effectiveness) • Open systems fit • Organisational learning mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Every chapter opens with a series of learning objectives that outline the skills you should have attained upon completing each chapter. Each learning objective is repeated in the margin of the main text where the relevant material is covered. 06/27/18 05:15 PM CHAPTER 2 Individual behaviour, personality and values 41 W HAT VALUES DO MILLENNIALS, GEN Z AND GEN Y BRING TO THE WORKPLACE? How will those values change management practices? A recent study by the Asian Institute of Finance shows that most Gen Y finance services professionals in Singapore are not job hoppers; in fact, they expect to remain with their current employers for at least three years. While they share the characteristic of organisational loyalty with earlier generations, they differ in one important way: they are highly concerned about work– life balance. In fact, it is a critical factor in shaping their job choices; gaining more family time is emerging as a key influence in decisions to change jobs. The desire for work–life balance is one part of the bigger picture for Gen Y, Gen Z and Millennials, who look for greater flexibility in their work environment in general. The search for flexibility means that organisations need to rethink how they manage their younger employees. Jay Ng, a product manager for Garena (Singapore), says that the way to manage Millennials is not to. As Ng says, ‘Millennials don’t want to be managed; they want to be inspired and feel that the work they’re doing is authentic to their interests and passions. The feeling that you’ve found something that you’re uniquely qualified to do is a great source of satisfaction in life.’ Being overly managed can, for some, be a deal-breaker: having his lunch hour timed was so demotivating for Aucklander Anthony Baxter that he left his job to start his own digital marketing company, Firefly. Jay Ng touches on another critical motivation: the search for purpose. According to the general manager of wattsnext HR, Ben Watts, younger generations want their careers to have a broader purpose. Recent research by Deloitte shows that Millennials ask how a business aligns with their values and aspirations. Reflecting the search for meaning, John O’Mahoney, a partner at Deloitte Access Economics, says: ‘Now, we’re thinking that the characteristics of the businesses of tomorrow will be about how they’re run and how they’re led.’1 CHAPTER TWO Individual behaviour, personality and values LEARNING OBJECTIVES (LO) LO 2.1 Describe the four factors that directly influence individual behaviour and performance. LO 2.2 Summarise the five types of individual behaviour in organisations. LO 2.3 Describe personality and discuss how the ‘Big Five’ personality dimensions and four MBTI types relate to individual behaviour in organisations. LO 2.4 Summarise Schwartz’s model of individual values and discuss the conditions in which values influence behaviour. LO 2.5 Describe three ethical principles and discuss three factors that influence ethical behaviour. LO 2.6 Describe five values commonly studied across cultures. 58 OPENING VIGNETTES THE MARS MODEL OF INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOUR Values congruence AND PERFORMANCE Each chapter opens with an introductory vignette. These stories will help you place the concepts covered in the chapter into the context of a real organisation. mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 40 OB WINDOWS Each chapter contains a range of captioned photographs that provide realworld examples of OB in practice. OB windows are classified as follows: OB INSIGHTS illustrate OB theory in action OB ETHICS demonstrate real organisations’ responses to ethical issues PART 2 Individual behaviour and processes 06/27/18 05:15 PM LO 2.1 Job performance can wrong describe either on-the-job the results of those characteristic affects Values tell us what is right or andindividuals’ what we oughtbehaviours to do. orThis evaluative behaviours. The most widely used definitions of job performance combine these two ideas: job how comfortableperformance we are with specific organisations individuals. keytoconcept here is values is described as the individual behaviours and that enable employees to The contribute organisational goals.2 As we discuss later in this chapter, job performance can be broken down into congruence, which refers to how similar a person’s values hierarchy is to the values hierarchy of the task performance, citizenship performance and counterproductive performance. For most of the century, experts have the direct Person–job predictors of individual organisation, a co-worker or past another source ofinvestigated comparison. congruence occurs when a behaviour and performance.3 One of the earliest formulas was performance = person × situation, person’s needs, where values preferences are met by their job,external and influences is thought personand includes individual characteristics and situation represents on the to affect employees’ 4 individual’s Another frequently mentioned formula is performance = ability × motivation . wellbeing and sense ofbehaviour. satisfaction. A recent meta-analysis supports this idea, showing that as Sometimes known as the ‘skill-and-will’ model, this formula elaborates two specific characteristics person–job congruence increases, jobindividual satisfaction also increases andsituation employees’ intention to leave within the person that influence performance. Ability, motivation and are by the most commonly 82 mentioned direct predictors of individual behaviour and performance, but the organisationfar decreases. in the 1960s, researchers identified a fourth key factor: role perceptions (the individual’s expected 5 role obligations). Person–organisation values congruence occurs when a person’s values are similar to the Exhibit 2.1 illustrates these four variables—motivation, ability, role perceptions and situational organisation’s dominant form MARS. of 6values congruence increases (to some extent) factors—which arevalues. representedThis by the acronym All four factors are critical influences on an voluntary behaviour and performance; oneact of them low in a consistent given situation, with organisational the chance thatindividual’s employees will make decisionsif any and inisways the employee would perform the task poorly. For example, motivated salespeople with clear role expectations. It perceptions also leads to higher job satisfaction, organisational citizenship, as and sufficient resources (situational factors) will loyalty not performand their jobs as well if 83 well as to lower stress and staff turnover. ‘The most difficult but rewarding accomplishment in any career is “living true” to your values and finding companies where you can contribute at the highest level while being your authentic self’, says Cynthia Schwalm, a senior executive at Optimer Pharmaceuticals in New York City.84 Are organisations the most successful when every employee’s personal values are parallel with the company’s values? Not at all! While a comfortable degree of values congruence is necessary for the reasons just noted, organisations also benefit from some level of incongruence. Employees with diverse values offer different perspectives, which potentially lead to better decision making. Also, too much congruence can create a ‘corporate cult’ that potentially undermines creativity, organisational flexibility and business ethics. mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 41 06/27/18 05:15 PM OB ETHICS Get the look, or else Workplace values can affect everything from behaviour to appearance. Virgin Airlines sets out its appearance-related requirements in a guide called The Look Book. This provides clear guidelines about on-job appearance, including prescriptions for the length of men’s hair. So when a male flight attendant came to work with hair that breached this prescription, he was dismissed. The dismissal was overturned by the Fair Work Commission, however. In a similar case, a British Airways flight attendant was reinstated after being sacked for wearing a crucifix. British Airways argued that she had violated their dress code, which specifies that there be no visible jewellery. These examples raise an interesting ethical question about what happens when organisational values infringe employees’ rights. OB DEBATE present the contrary view of contemporary OB issues to inspire critical thinking COLORBLIND IMAGES / BLEND IMAGES LLC LEARNING OBJECTIVES 39 SHUTTERSTOCK/RAWPIXEL.COM Chapter material CHAPTER OPENERS WITH • Human capital development (HPWPs) • Satisfied stakeholders/ethical conduct Congruence may alsoorganisations reflect how consistent the valuesthat apparentappear in our actions (enacted OB BY THE NUMBERS highlight interesting survey results about the topic discussed on those pages. The in values) are with what we say we believe in (espoused values). This espoused–enacted value congruence is especially important for people in leadership positions, because any obvious gap between espoused these features provide examples of workplaces both from the Asia–Pacific region and around the globe. and enacted values undermines their perceived integrity, a critical feature of effective leaders. One global survey reported that 55% of employees believe senior management behaves consistently mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 58 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Moral intensity, moral thresholds and situational influences Text at a Glance xxiv Along with ethical principles and their underlying values, three other factors influence ethical conduct in the workplace: the moral intensity of the issue, the individual’s moral sensitivity and situational influences.89 KEY TERMS Moral intensity moral intensity The degree to which an issue demands the application of ethical principles Moral intensity is the degree to which an issue demands the application of organisational ethical principles. behaviour has its own unique terminology. The field of Decisions with high moral intensity have more significant ethical outcomes, so the decision-maker Key terms are printed in bold text throughout the text and defined in the needs to apply ethical principles more carefully to resolve it. Several factors influence the moral intensity of an issue, including those listed in Exhibit 2.7. Bear margin in mind that list represents the the language of OB. You will also find a list of tothis help you learn factors people tend to think about; some of them might not be considered morally acceptable when 90 key terms at the end of each chapter, which will be useful for revision. people are formally making ethical decisions. Exhibit 2.7 Factors influencing perceived moral intensity* End-of-chapter material Moral intensity PART 2 factor Individual behaviour and processes 68 Moral intensity question Moral intensity is higher when: CASE STUDIES Magnitude of consequences How much harm or benefit will occur to others as a Day two and ready to quit result of this action? By Kohyar Kiazad, Monash University CASE STUDY The harm or benefit is larger. Amy had a decision to make: should she tender her resignation—on her second day in the job. Social consensus How had it come to this? How many other people agree that this action is ethically good or bad? Many people agree. New end-of-chapter and holistic case studies help students practise their diagnostic skills and application of OB concepts. (a) What is the chance that this action will actually The probability is higher. Just 48 hours previously, Amy had been thrilled at the prospect of starting as a team leader at TECH. The company was an insurgent force and leading disruptor in the transportation and food delivery market. Despite facing many obstacles and injustices in the male-dominated technology industry, Amy strove for success. She had a ‘can do’ attitude that had been instilled in childhood and a mindset that was focused on adapting to setbacks constructively. Although she had at times been passed over for promotions and pay raises she deserved, she persisted nevertheless and responded by working ever harder to achieve her goals. This new opportunity with TECH presented Amy with a career path towards a senior role, and she knew exactly what it would take to succeed. On her first day, she was assigned to a project team and performance manager—Andrew. The HR manager told her that that was a real slice of luck. ‘Andrew’s a star performer’, she’d said. ‘He knows how things really work here, and he can help you get where you want to go. He may not be to everybody’s taste, but the senior managers love him because he gets results.’ Not to everybody’s taste? Amy wondered what she meant by that. However, it sounded like she shared significant common ground with Andrew: they both valued high performance and career advancement. Amy decided to be her proactive self and message him via the company’s internal chat to make a positive first impression. ‘Hi Andrew. Amy here. You’re my performance manager! Looking forward to working with you!’ The swiftness of Andrew’s reply surprised her, but not so much as its contents. He said he’d noticed her in the meeting with the HR manager and was excited that he’d been assigned such a gorgeous protégé. Amy stared at her screen. Is he for real? But then, another message came in from him, suggesting that he was: ‘Do you ever get feelings about people, Amy? I just feel we’re going to be really close.’ Amy was a bit unsettled by that. Closing the chat, she left her desk and decided that she’d log back in at the end of the day and see if any important messages had come in. When she did check her inbox, she discovered that it was full of messages from Andrew, each as inappropriate as the last. The theme was unmistakable, the tone apparently willfully unprofessional. Trying to keep a clear head, she decided to reply: ‘Hi Andrew. Can I be honest with you? I’m not sure how things work around here, and I might well be mis-reading you, but please could you stop making comments about my looks and could we start talking about the job I’m here to do? I’m being direct with you because I don’t want our working relationship to get off to an unfortunate start. CHAPTER 2 Individual behaviour, personality and values Regards, Amy.’ Amy’s satisfaction with her assertiveness was short lived as, almost immediately, Andrew responded: ‘Sorry for any offence, but you’re very attractive. Apologies for being a red-blooded male. Let’s talk things through over cocktails this evening. Andy ☺’ Amy decided not to reply but to mention her concerns to the HR manager first thing the next morning. TEAM EXERCISE ‘I told you, Amy, Andrew isn’t to everybody’s taste. People love him or hate him.’ That was the HR manager’s response. Perplexed by her apparent unwillingness to hear what was being spelled out to her, Amy let her professional discretion slip a touch: ‘Well, to be frank, I find him a bit sleazy.’ At that, the HR manager’s tone became admonitory. ‘Amy, I’d advise youPurpose to be careful with the vocabulary you use. As I told you yesterday, Andrew is highly valued by this company. His performance This exercise is designed to make you aware of the ethical dilemmas people face in various business situations, as well as the is outstanding—always has been. You’re lucky he’s your performance manager: he can help you. Ignore his messages, and competing principles and values that operate in these situations. he’ll stop eventually. I doubt the bosses would attach any importance to a few gauche comments on his part. They certainly wouldn’t attract anywhere near as much importance as they do to the contribution he makes to the organisation. Lighten Instructions (small class) up, Amy, and get real: boys will be boys.’ The instructor will form teams of four or five students. Team members will read each of the following cases and discuss the Amy left the HR manager’s office feeling at a loss. Is it me? Am I reading Andrew all wrong? No: she knew she wasn’t. extent to which the company’s action in each case was ethical. Teams should be prepared to justify their evaluation using Returning to her desk, she found Andrew waiting for her. ethics principles and the perceived moral intensity of each incident. ‘Ah, it’s the new girl! Hey, why didn’t you reply to my messages? I’m not sure I’m going to enjoy working with somebody who’s uncooperative. Or inflexible. They’re not words that look good on a performance appraisal. Let’s not get off to the Instructions (large class) wrong kind of start, Amy. Let’s go for that drink tonight so we can make up.’ Working alone, read each of the following cases and determine the extent to which the company’s action in each case Extremely uncomfortable now, Amy was struggling to stay composed. She managed a curt: ‘No, Andrew, I won’t was ethical. The instructor will use a show of hands to determine the extent to which students believe the case represents be coming out for a drink with you tonight, or any other night. Now, could you let me get on with my work, please? an ethical dilemma (high or low moral intensity) and the extent to which the main people or company in each incident I’m busy.’ acted ethically. Probability of effect occur? Temporal immediacy Proximity (b) What is the chance that this action will actually have good or bad consequences? The probability is higher. How long after the action will the consequences occur? The time delay is shorter. How socially, culturally, psychologically and/or physically close to me are the people affected by this decision? Those affected are close rather than distant. TEAM AND CLASS Concentration of effect Ethics dilemma vignettes (a) How many people are affected by this action? EXERCISES (b) Are the people affected by this action easily identifiable as a group? PART 2 Individual behaviour and processes 72 Team exercise continued Case 5 For the past few years, the design department of a small (40-employee) company has been using a particular software program, but the three employees who use the software have been complaining for more than a year that the software is out of date and is slowing down their performance. The department agreed to switch to a competing software program, costing several thousand dollars. However, the next version won’t be released for six months and buying the current version will not allow much discount on the next version. The company has put in advance orders for the next version. Meanwhile, one employee was able to get a copy of the current version of the software from a friend in the industry. The company has allowed the three employees to use this current version of the software, even though they did not pay for it. 71 Many people are affected. SELF-ASSESSMENT SELF-ASSESSMENT EXERCISES This self-assessment is designed to help you estimate the extent to which you are introverted or extraverted. Those affected are easily identifiable as a group. Instructions The end-of-chapter These exercises are *These are factors people tend to think about when determining the moral intensity of an issue. Whether some of these questions should be relevant is itself an provides ethical question.a broad material designed with personal Source: Based on information in T. J. Jones, ‘Ethical Decision Making by Individuals in Organizations: An Issue Contingent Model’, Academy range of exercises to help in mind and of Management Review 16 (1991): 366–395; J. Tsalikis, B. Seaton and P. Shepherd, ‘Relative Importance Measurement reflection of the Moral Intensity Dimensions’, Journaldevelop of Business Ethics 80, no. 3 (2008): 613–626. further your skills. allow you to actively link Enjoy working with your OB concepts to your own peers on the team and class attitudes and behaviours. exercises, which will not You will find more of only help you understand these exercises included Endnotes mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 60 06/27/18 05:15 PM the content of the chapter, in the digital learning but will also improve your resources for this text. Key terms communication skills. The statements in the scale refer to personal characteristics that might or might not be characteristic of you. Mark the box indicating the extent to which the statement accurately or inaccurately describes you. Then, use the scoring key in Appendix B (online) to calculate your results. This exercise should be completed alone so that you can assess yourself honestly without concerns of social comparison. Class discussion will focus on the meaning and implications of extraversion and introversion in organisations. IPIP Introversion–Extraversion Scale How accurately does each of the statements listed below describe you? Very accurate description of me Moderately accurate Neither accurate nor inaccurate Moderately inaccurate Very inaccurate description of me 1 I feel comfortable around people. □ □ □ □ □ 2 I make friends easily. □ □ □ □ □ 3 I keep in the background. □ □ □ □ □ 4 I don’t talk a lot. □ □ □ □ □ 5 I would describe my experiences as somewhat dull. □ □ □ □ □ 6 I know how to captivate people. □ □ □ □ □ 7 I don’t like to draw attention to myself. □ □ □ □ □ 8 I am the life of the party. □ □ □ □ 9 I am skilled in handling social situations. □ □ □ □ □ 10 I have little to say. □ □ □ □ □ Case 1 A large European bank requires all employees to open a bank account with that bank. The bank deposits employee paychecks to those accounts. The bank explains that this is a formal policy, which all employees agree to at the time of hire. Furthermore, failure to have an account with the bank shows disloyalty, which could limit the employee’s career advancement opportunities with the bank. Until recently, the bank has reluctantly agreed to deposit paychecks to accounts at other banks for a small percentage of employees. Now, bank executives want to reinforce the policy. They announced that employees have three months to open an account with the bank or face disciplinary action. mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 68 06/27/18 05:15 PM Case 2 CHAPTER 2 Individual behaviour, personality and values 2.5 Describe three ethical principles and discuss three factors that influence ethical behaviour. A 16-year-old hired as an office administrator at a small import services company started posting her thoughts about the job on her Facebook site. After her first day, she wrote: ‘first day at work. omg!! So dull!!’ Two days later, she complained ‘all i do is shred holepunch n scan paper!!! omg!’ Two weeks later she added ‘im so totally bord!!!’ These comments were intermixed 67 banter about her life. Her Facebook site did not mention the name of the company where she worked. with the other usual Three weeks after being hired, the employee was called into the owner’s office, where he fired her for the comments on Facebook, then had her escorted from the building. The owner argues that these comments put the company in a bad light and her ‘display of disrespect and dissatisfaction undermined the relationship and made it untenable’. Case 3 Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Ethics refers to the study of moral principles or values that determine whether actions are right or wrong and outcomes Computer printer manufacturers usually sell printers at a low margin over cost and generate much more income from are good or bad. Three ethical principles are utilitarianism, individual rights and distributive justice. Ethical behaviour is subsequent sales of the high-margin ink cartridges required for each printer. One global printer manufacturer now designs influenced by the degree to which an issue demands the application of ethical principles (moral intensity), the individual’s its printers so that they work only with ink cartridges made in the same region. Ink cartridges purchased in the United ability to recognise the presence and relative importance of an ethical issue (moral sensitivity) and situational forces. States will not work with the same printer model sold in Europe, for example. This ‘region coding’ of ink cartridges does Ethical conduct at work is supported by codes of ethical conduct, mechanisms for communicating ethical violations, not improve performance. Rather, it prevents consumers and grey marketers from buying the product at a lower price in the organisation’s culture and the leader’s behaviour. another region. The company says this policy allows it to maintain stable prices within a region rather than continually 2.6 Describe five values commonly studied across cultures. changing prices due to currency fluctuations. mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 67 71 72 06/27/18 05:15 PM 06/27/18 05:15 PM These short answer questions provide you with the opportunity to revisit, discuss and critically engage with concepts and scenarios that relate to the chapter you’ve just read. HOLISTIC CASE STUDIES 06/27/18 05:15 PM CASE STUDY 1 CASE STUDY 4 CASE STUDY 6 Local city council: damaging dealings, Between a rock and a hard place: Panic on Queen Street power and accountability the stress of reducing stress in the CASE STUDY 2 workplace CASE STUDY 7 A foreign future and new generational CASE STUDY 5 workforce in aged care Dew Lubricants: great (unmet) CASE STUDY 3 expectations A telco’s cost-cutting drive 2017, www.smartcompany.com.au; J. Cheok, ‘Decoding the Millenial Generation’, Business Times Singapore, 25 March 2017; R. Court, ‘Changing Jobs: It’s No Longer About the Money’, New Zealand Herald, 18 February 2017; J. Dunn, ‘Work Culture CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd 1. A government department has high levels of absenteeism among the office staff. The head of office administration argues that employees are misusing the company’s sick-leave benefits. However, some of the mostly female staff members have explained that family responsibilities interfere with work. Using the MARS model, as well as your knowledge of absenteeism behaviour, discuss some of the possible reasons for absenteeism here and how it might be reduced. 2. Why might employees display presenteeism? What can organisations do to reduce presenteeism and how ethical are these strategies? 3. During her interview, Sarah is asked to take a blood test. The interviewer explains that it is now possible to identify genetic markers for depression and other illnesses, and analysing Sarah’s blood will help the organisation assess her suitability for the job. Is this request appropriate? Should Sarah agree? What are the ethical implications of this request? 4. All candidates applying for a management trainee position are given a personality test that measures the five dimensions in the five-factor model. Which personality traits would you consider most important for this type of job? Explain your answer. 5. Compare and contrast personality with personal values, and identify values categories in Schwartz’s values circumplex that likely relate to one or more personality dimensions in the Five-Factor personality model. 6. What ethical principle should an organisation use when its duty not to harm employees conflicts with its duty to maximise shareholder benefits? Justify the use of this principle and discuss its pros and cons. 7. An organisation requires its employees to deliver ‘service with a smile’, regardless of how the employee is really feeling. Consider the ethical implications of sacking an employee for failing to comply with this requirement. 8. The organisation for which you have been working for five years is suffering from the effects of a global recession. In response, it changes your compensation structure. Discuss the role of moral intensity, moral sensitivity and situational influences in this context. 9. People in a particular Asian country have high power distance and high collectivism. What does this mean, and what are the implications of this information when you (a senior executive) visit employees working for your company in that country? HOLISTIC CASE STUDIES mcs21649_ch02_039-079.indd □ Source: Adapted from instruments described and/or presented in L. R. Goldberg et al., ‘The International Personality Item Pool and the Future of PublicDomain Personality Measures’, Journal of Research in Personality 40 (2006): 84–96. 1. ‘Singaporean Gen Y Finance Professionals Loyal to Their Employers’, President Post, 31 December 2017; Emma Koehn, ‘Here Are the Forces Set to Change Workplaces Forever from 2018: Don’t Get Left Behind’, StartupSmart, 30 November Five values often studied across cultures are individualism (valuing independence and personal uniqueness); collectivism (valuing duty to in-groups and group harmony); power distance (valuing unequal distribution of power); uncertainty Case 4 avoidance (tolerating or feeling threatened by ambiguity and uncertainty); and achievement-nurturing orientation (valuing Judy Price is a popular talk show radio personality and opinionated commentator on the morning phone-in show of a popular radio station in a large US city. Price is married to John Tremble, an attorney who was recently elected mayor of the city, competition vs cooperation). even though he had no previous experience in public office. The radio station’s Board of Directors is very concerned that the station’s perceived objectivity will be compromised if Price remains on air as a commentator and talk show host while her husband holds such a public position. For example, the radio station manager believes that Price gave minimal attention to an incident in which environmental groups criticised the city for its slow progress on recycling. Price has denied that her views ability, p. 42 mindfulness, p. 61 organisational citizenship behaviours are biased and argued that the incident didn’t merit as much attention as other issues that particular week. To ease the Board’s achievement-nurturing orientation, p. 65 moral foundations, p. 62 (OCBs), p. 46 concerns, the station manager has transferred Price to an hourly news reporting position, where most of the script is written by collectivism, p. 64 moral identity, p. 61 personality, p. 48 others. Although technically a lower position, Price’s total salary package remains the same. Price is now seeking professional conscientiousness, p. 49 moral intensity, p. 60 power distance, p. 64 advice to determine whether the radio station’s action represents a form of discrimination on the basis of marital status. counterproductive work behaviours moral sensitivity, p. 61 presenteeism, p. 47 (continued) (CWBs), p. 46 motivation, p. 42 resilience, p. 53 extraversion, p. 50 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), role perceptions, p. 43 five-factor model (FFM), p. 49 p. 52 self-efficacy, p. 54 individualism, p. 64 neuroticism, p. 49 uncertainty avoidance, p. 64 Critical thinking questions Are you introverted or extraverted? Purpose The Lynx Sports Car Company CASE STUDY 8 The Regency Grand Hotel Additional case studies appear at the end of the book. These can be used to diagnose OB issues and apply ideas presented throughout the book. They are a mixture of new cases to this edition and proven classics from local and international OB scholars. CASE STUDY 1 her reasons for acting as she had and for apportioning blame as she had could only be guessed at. Tensions increased when a solicitor acting for the six Local city council: damaging dealings, power suspended Aldermen sought clarity on the process for dealing with the resignations. The solicitor declared that, if the matter and accountability* was not resolved immediately, Supreme Court proceedings BY DR CHRISTINE ADAMS, UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA would commence. This prompted the city commissioner to express her disappointment at the reluctance of the Aldermen After mounting concern over internal dysfunction and dealings to engage in a process of communication rather than what she with a company linked to a senior politician, all the Aldermen described as self-interest. Local ratepayers, it seemed, thought of a local council have been dismissed. This follows a twothat the departure of the Aldermen would be a good thing and year inquiry into the council that was provoked by rumours would clear the way for the election of other representatives. of internecine conflict, a lack of transparency and inadequate An investigation into the council’s tendering process reporting and governance. Furthermore, allegations were resulted in the publication of a damning report by the Auditormade of abusive behaviour at council meetings, nonGeneral. This report led the Local Government Minister compliance with—and breaches of—the Local Government Act McShane, S., and Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e action : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a to assure the community that he would take decisive disclosure of confidential information. to restore democratic processes. 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Evidence was and the city council general manager reportedly claimed that uncovered of over a hundred different invoices submitted by the inquiry not only lacked procedural fairness but was in fact the company. These invoices related to several, apparently biased. quite distinct, projects. Although some of the projects Following the inquiry and a move by a Local Government mcs21649_fm_i-xxiv xxiv to dismiss the council and hold exceeded procurement thresholds, the council had neglected 07/19/18 Minister to introduce legislation to follow the correct process of seeking quotes—something that elections, the suspended Aldermen tried to resign. However, the Audit Office said was in contravention of both the Local their resignations were blocked while the council sought 04:12 PM PART ONE Introduction CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour INTEGRATIVE MODEL OF ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR Organisational inputs and processes • Organisational structure • Organisational culture • Organisational technology Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Individual inputs and processes • • • • • Personality/values/competencies Self-concept/perceptions/mindset Emotions/attitudes Motivation Self-leadership • Organisational change • Human resource practices • Organisational strategy Team/interpersonal inputs and processes • • • • • • Individual outcomes • • • • Behaviour/performance Organisational citizenship Wellbeing (low distress) Decisions/creativity Team tasks/size/composition Team development/trust/cohesion Communication Leadership (team/organisation) Power/influence/politics Conflict/negotiation Team/interpersonal outcomes • • • • Team performance Team decisions Collaboration/mutual support Social networks Organisational outcomes (effectiveness) • Open systems fit • Organisational learning • Human capital development (HPWPs) • Satisfied stakeholders/ethical conduct McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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SHUTTERSTOCK/TY LIM The ‘gig economy’ and companies such as Uber reflect the changing nature of employment. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 2 07/19/18 07:20 AM CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour 3 Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. A N INCREASING NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE VEERING AWAY FROM TRADITIONAL employment models in favour of undertaking freelance work offered by online platforms. Increasing demand for flexible work arrangements rather than ‘9 to 5’ jobs, decreases in secure employment in the labour market and technological innovations have converged to create the socalled ‘gig economy’, a phenomenon driven by independent contractors and freelancers instead of full-time employees. Examples of the online platforms that facilitate the gig economy include Uber and Lyft (transport), Deliveroo (restaurant home delivery), Airtasker and TaskRabbit (general services) and SpareHire, HelloTech and Truelancer (professional services). The Australian platform Freelancer. com is the world’s largest freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace, connecting over 19 million employers with contingent workers in 247 countries. Between 2009 and 2014, the number of people who use Freelancer.com grew from one million to ten million.1 In many organisations, a core team will embody the values and philosophy of the company while the remainder of tasks are allocated to temporary workers. Companies can enjoy numerous benefits from working with freelancers, and these include a fluid workforce adaptive to change, wider access to hyper-specialised talent, cost savings and an increase in productivity. For smaller businesses, who have traditionally lacked the resources to recruit and retain the best talent, this increased access to on-demand workers is of particular benefit.2 The Melbourne-based start-up Envato has seen freelance creative and technology professionals earn close to US$500 million since it was founded in 2006. According to founder Cyan Ta’eed, 25 ‘creatives’ earned more than $1 million on the Envato platform in 2014.3 The gig economy is challenging existing labour institutions and the way the workforce is viewed. Labour activists are concerned about platforms’ treatment of workers and their refusal to define themselves as employers. ‘Self-employed’ gig work does not come with pensions, sick pay, holiday entitlement or parental leave. Gig workers get paid per job, many earning less than the hourly minimum wage, with no financial security.4 To harness the benefits of incorporating freelancers into the workforce for both organisations and workers, new tools and approaches will be required. Traditional corporate structures will need to adjust. If labour market conditions improve and workers have more alternatives, these companies would need a greater focus on creating an organisational culture of trust and reciprocity to retain their most capable workers in the longer term. An example of new models include ‘platform cooperatives’ that mimic the leading platforms but are owned by their workers.5 WELCOME TO THE FIELD OF ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR! There are organisational behaviour topics and practices that ‘gig economy’ companies must understand in order to be successful. These include organisational structure and culture, the employee-organisation relationship and flexible work arrangements. In every sector of the economy, organisations need to employ skilled and motivated people who can be creative, work in teams and maintain a healthy lifestyle. They need leaders with foresight and vision, who support innovative work practices, and who make decisions that take into account the interests of multiple stakeholders. The best companies succeed through the concepts and practices that we discuss in this book. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 3 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 4 Our purpose is to help you understand what goes on in organisations, including the thoughts and behaviours of employees and teams. We examine the factors that make companies effective, improve employee wellbeing and drive successful collaboration among co-workers. We look at organisations from numerous and diverse perspectives, from the deepest foundations of employee thoughts and behaviour (personality, self-concept, commitment etc.) to the complex interplay between the organisation’s structure and culture and its external environment. Along this journey, we examine the dynamics of why things happen in organisations and what you can do to predict and manage those events. We begin this chapter by introducing you to the field of organisational behaviour and explaining why it is important to your career and to organisations. This is followed by an overview of three challenges facing organisations: globalisation, increasing workforce diversity and emerging employment relationships. We then describe four anchors that guide the development of organisational behaviour knowledge. The latter part of this chapter focuses on the ‘ultimate dependent variable’ in organisational behaviour by presenting the four main perspectives of organisational effectiveness. The chapter closes with an integrating model of organisational behaviour to guide you through the topics in this book. LO 1.1 THE FIELD OF ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR Organisational behaviour (OB) is the study of what people think, feel and do in and around organisations. It looks at employee behaviour, decisions, perceptions and emotional responses. It examines how individuals and teams in organisations interact and collaborate with each other and with people in other organisations. OB also encompasses the study of how organisations interact with their external environments, particularly in the context of employee behaviour and decisions. OB researchers systematically study these topics at multiple levels of analysis, namely the individual, the team (including interpersonal) and the organisational levels. In particular, topics related to positive psychology, leadership, diversity, emotions and ethics are attracting increasing focus.6 The definition of organisational behaviour begs the question: what are organisations? Organisations are groups of people who work interdependently towards some purpose.7 The organisation is a significant context for human behaviour. It shapes personality and identity, affects the emergence of different work designs and helps to understand workforce demographics.8 Organisations are not buildings or government-registered entities. In fact, many organisations exist without either physical walls or government documentation to confer their legal status. Organisations have existed for as long as people have worked together. Massive temples dating back 5000 years were constructed through the organised actions of multitudes of people. Craftspeople and merchants in ancient Rome formed guilds, complete with elected managers. More than a thousand years ago, Chinese factories were producing 125 000 tons of iron each year.9 Throughout history, organisations have consisted of people who communicate, coordinate and collaborate with each other to achieve common objectives. One key feature of organisations is that they are collective entities. They consist of human beings—typically, but not necessarily, employees— who interact with each other in an organised way. This organised relationship requires some minimal level of communication, coordination and collaboration to achieve organisational objectives. As such, all organisational members have degrees of interdependence with each other—they accomplish goals by sharing materials, information and expertise with co-workers. A second key feature of organisations is that their members have a collective sense of purpose. This collective purpose isn’t always well defined or agreed on. Although most companies have vision and mission statements, they are sometimes out of date or don’t describe what employees Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. organisational behaviour (OB) The study of what people think, feel and do in and around organisations organisations Groups of people who work interdependently towards some purpose McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 4 07/19/18 07:20 AM CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour 5 and leaders actually try to achieve. Still, imagine an organisation without a collective sense of purpose. ‘A business is just a registered name on a piece of paper’, explained Grahame Maher, the late Australian executive who built Vodafone’s operations in both New Zealand and Australia. ‘It’s nothing more than that unless there’s a group of people who care about a common purpose for why they are there, where they are going, how they are going to be when they are there.’10 Historical foundations of organisational behaviour Organisational behaviour emerged as a distinct field around the early 1940s, but experts in other fields have studied organisations for many centuries. The Greek philosopher Plato wrote about the essence of leadership. Around the same time, the Chinese philosopher Confucius extolled the virtues of ethics and leadership. In 1776, Adam Smith discussed the benefits of job specialisation and division of labour. One hundred years later, German sociologist Max Weber wrote about rational organisations, the work ethic and charismatic leadership. Soon after, industrial engineer Frederick Winslow Taylor proposed systematic ways to organise work processes and motivate employees through goal setting and rewards.11 In the 1930s, Australian-born Harvard professor Elton Mayo and his colleagues established the ‘human relations’ school of management, which emphasised the study of employee attitudes and informal group dynamics in the workplace. Around the same time, Mary Parker Follett offered new ways of thinking about constructive conflict, team dynamics, power and leadership. Chester Barnard, another OB pioneer and respected executive, had insightful views on organisational communication, coordination, leadership and authority, organisations as open systems and team dynamics.12 This brief historical tour indicates that OB has been around for a long time; it just wasn’t organised into a unified discipline until around World War II. OB INSIGHT Elton Mayo, Fritz Roethlisberger and others at Harvard University reported that employee attitudes, formal team dynamics, informal groups and supervisor leadership style influenced employee performance and wellbeing. This countered the dominant view at that time, which tried to improve productivity only through working conditions and job duties. Mayo’s human relations approach laid the foundation for the field of organisational behaviour as we know it today.13 SHUTTERSTOCK/AGENT WOLF Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Founding a discipline Why study organisational behaviour? Organisational behaviour instructors face a challenge: students who have not yet begun their careers tend to value courses related to specific jobs, such as accounting and marketing.14 However, OB doesn’t have a specific career path—there is no ‘vice president of OB’—so students sometimes have difficulty recognising the value that OB knowledge can offer to their future. Meanwhile, students with several years of work experience identify OB as one of the most important courses. Why? Because they have learned through experience that OB does make a difference to one’s career success. OB helps us to make sense of and predict the world in which we live.15 There are three main reasons why OB theories and practices are important (see Exhibit 1.1). McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Everyone has an inherent drive to make sense of what is going on around them.16 This need is particularly strong in organisations because they are highly complex and ambiguous contexts that have a profound effect on our lives. The field of organisational behaviour uses scientific research to discover systematic relationships, which give us a valuable foundation for comprehending organisational life.17 This knowledge satisfies our curiosity about why events occur and reduces our anxiety about circumstances that would otherwise be unexpected and unexplained. Furthermore, OB knowledge improves our ability to predict and anticipate future events so we can get along with others, achieve our goals and minimise unnecessary career risks. Adopt more accurate personal theories A frequent misunderstanding is that OB is just common sense. Of course, some OB knowledge is very similar to the theories you have developed through personal experience. But personal theories are usually not quite as precise as they need to be. Perhaps they explain and predict some situations, but not others. For example, one study found that when liberal arts students and chief executive officers were asked to choose the preferred organisational structure in various situations, their common-sense answers were typically wrong because they oversimplified well-known theory and evidence on that topic.18 (We discuss organisational structures in Chapter 13). Throughout this book, you’ll also discover that OB research has debunked some ideas that people thought were ‘common sense.’ Overall, we believe the OB knowledge you will gain by reading this book will help you challenge and refine your personal theories, and give you more accurate and complete perspectives of organisational events. Influence organisational events Probably the greatest value of OB knowledge is that it helps us get things done in the workplace by influencing organisational events.19 By definition, organisations are people who work together to accomplish things, so we need a toolkit of knowledge and skills to work successfully with others. Studies consistently observe that the most important knowledge and skills that employers desire in McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Effective management does depend on OB concepts and practices, but earlier editions of this book pioneered the broader view that OB is valuable for everyone who works in and around organisations. Whether you are a software engineer, customer service representative, foreign exchange analyst or chief executive officer, you need to understand and apply the many organisational behaviour topics that are discussed in this book. In fact, OB knowledge is probably more valuable than ever before because employees throughout the organisation increasingly need to be proactive, self-motivated and able to work effectively with co-workers without management intervention. In the words of one forward-thinking OB writer nearly a half-century ago: everyone is a manager.20 Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Organisational behaviour and the bottom line Up to this point, our answer to the question ‘Why study OB?’ has focused on how organisational behaviour knowledge benefits you as an individual. However, OB knowledge is just as important for an organisation’s financial health. Numerous studies have reported that OB practices are powerful predictors of the organisation’s survival and success.21 For instance, companies that have won ‘best companies to work for’ awards (i.e. they have the highest levels of employee satisfaction) have significantly higher financial performance than other businesses within the same industry. Companies with higher levels of employee engagement have significantly higher sales and profitability (see Chapter 5). OB practices are also associated with various indicators of hospital performance, such as lower patient mortality rates and higher patient satisfaction. Other studies have consistently found a positive relationship between the quality of leadership and the company’s return on assets. John Price, Commissioner of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, says that ‘. . .organisational culture makes a difference from a commercial perspective’, and is a key aspect of good governance.22 The bottom-line value of organisational behaviour is supported by research into the best predictors of investment portfolio performance. These investigations suggest that leadership, performance-based rewards, employee development, employee attitudes and other specific OB characteristics are important ‘positive screens’ for selecting companies with the highest and most consistent long-term investment gains.23 Overall, the organisational behaviour concepts, theories and practices presented throughout this book do make a positive difference to you personally, to the organisation and, ultimately, to society. CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FOR ORGANISATIONS LO 1.2 Organisations are experiencing unprecedented change. Technological developments, consumer expectations, global competition and many other factors have put unprecedented pressure on private sector, public sector and not-for-profit organisations to survive and thrive. The field of organisational behaviour plays a vital role in guiding organisations through this continuous turbulence. As we will explain in more detail later in this chapter, organisations are deeply affected by the external environment. Consequently, they need to maintain a good organisation–environment fit by anticipating and adjusting to changes in society. Over the next few pages, we highlight four major challenges facing organisations: technological change, globalisation, increasing workforce diversity and changing employment relationships. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 7 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 8 Technological change Technological change has always been a disruptive force in organisations, as well as in society.24 Waterwheels, cotton gins, steam engines, microprocessors (such as in automated systems and artificial intelligence) and many other innovations have dramatically boosted productivity, but also displaced employees and rendered obsolete entire occupational groups. Other technologies, such as the telegraph, smartphone and the internet, improved productivity but also altered our relationships and patterns of behaviour with co-workers, clients and suppliers. Still other technologies, such as the development of better medicines and medical equipment, new leisure apparatuses and environmentally safer materials have improved health and well-being. Information technology is one of the most significant forms of technological change in recent times.25 As we discuss in Chapter 9, the introduction of email and other forms of digital messaging has altered communication patterns and power dynamics throughout most workplaces. Social media and other social collaboration technologies are slowly replacing email, and will further reshape how people associate and coordinate with each other. Social media is a major communications channel in the 21st-century organisation and has required the development of management practices that facilitate its use in an effective way.26 We will discuss the use of such technologies in relation to virtual working in a moment. Information technology has also created challenges, such as tethering people to their jobs for longer hours, reducing their attention spans at work and increasing techno-stress. We discuss these concerns below and in Chapter 4 (where we discuss workplace stress). At a macro level, information technology has reconfigured entire organisations by integrating suppliers and other external entities into the transformation process. Eventually, technology may render organisations less of a place where people work and more of a process or network where people collaborate across space and time (see Chapter 13). Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Globalisation Globalisation refers to economic, social and cultural connectivity with people in other parts of the world. Organisations globalise when they interact with people in other countries and cultures, such as through trade, partnerships, information exchange and cross-border movement of employees. Some degree of globalisation has existed for more than 3000 years.27 However, globalisation today is much more widespread due to government liberalisation of trade and immigration policies. It is also more intense than ever before because information technology and transportation systems have enabled tighter interdependence among organisations around the planet.28 Globalisation offers numerous benefits to organisations in terms of larger markets, lower costs and greater access to knowledge and innovation. At the same time, there is considerable debate about whether globalisation benefits developing nations, and whether it is primarily responsible for increasing work intensification, as well as reducing job security and work–life balance in developed countries. Globalisation is now well entrenched, so the most important issue in organisational behaviour is how corporate leaders and employees alike can lead and work effectively in this emerging reality.29 Throughout this book, we will refer to the effects of globalisation on teamwork, diversity, cultural values, organisational structure, leadership and other themes. Each topic highlights that globalisation has brought more complexity to the workplace, but also more opportunities and potential benefits for individuals and organisations. Globalisation requires additional knowledge and skills that we will also discuss in this book, such as emotional intelligence, a global mindset, non-verbal communication and conflict handling. globalisation Economic, social and cultural connectivity with people in other parts of the world Increasing workforce diversity As the opening case study to this chapter described, one way that globalisation is impacting the labour market is through freelance employment. It is not uncommon to find a high level of ethnic, McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 8 07/19/18 07:20 AM CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour age and gender diversity among contractors as it is an accessible employment option for students, migrants and those with family care responsibilities. Most of these categories refer to surface-level diversity—the observable demographic and other overt differences among members of a group (e.g. race, ethnicity, gender, age and physical capabilities).30 Surface-level diversity is increasing in many other parts of the world. Australia has the thirdhighest percentage of foreign-born permanent residents (27.7%) among the 34 nations in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). About a quarter of foreignborn Australians are from the United Kingdom and New Zealand, but an increasing percentage were born in other countries. China and India are now the most common countries of birth for new arrivals to Australia. People born in China make up 8.3% of those born overseas, up from 6% in 2011. The percentage of people born in India has also increased, from 5.6% to 7.4%. In total, 10.3% of all Australians were born in a country classified as ‘Asian’ by the ABS. This compares with England with 3.9% and New Zealand on 2.2%.31 However, diversity doesn’t just relate to demographic differences, but also to what is known as deep-level diversity, including personalities, beliefs, values and attitudes. Deep-level diversity is less obvious, but can be inferred from a person’s decisions, statements and actions. Inter-generational deep-level diversity has become a popular topic.32 Several writers claim that there are substantial differences in attitudes and expectations of Baby Boomers (born from 1946 to 1964), Generation-X (born from 1965 to 1980) and Millennials (also called Generation-Y, born after 1980). Generational deep-level diversity does exist, but research indicates that these differences are subtle. In fact, some differences are due to age, not cohort. In other words, Baby Boomers had many of the same attitudes as Millennials when they were that age.33 9 surface-level diversity The observable demographic or physiological differences in people, such as their race, ethnicity, gender, age and physical disabilities deep-level diversity Differences in the psychological characteristics of employees, including personalities, beliefs, values and attitudes Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Consequences of diversity Diversity presents both opportunities34 and challenges35 in organisations. Diversity is an advantage because it provides diverse knowledge, which potentially improves decision making and discovery of new opportunities. For instance, teams with some forms of diversity (particularly occupational diversity) make better decisions on complex problems than do teams whose members have similar backgrounds. There is also some evidence that companies that win diversity awards have higher financial returns, at least in the short run.36 This is consistent with anecdotal evidence from many corporate leaders; namely, that having a diverse workforce improves business performance and customer service. ‘I’d make sure I’d hire a diverse group of people. I’ve had wonderful results from that’, says Australian business leader Peter Scanlon when asked what advice he would give young executives.37 Is workforce diversity a sound business proposition? Yes, but research indicates that the reasons are not clear-cut because most forms of diversity have both challenges and benefits. Some largescale studies even conclude that diversity has little or no effect on innovation and some other organisational outcomes.38 One problem is that employees with diverse backgrounds usually take longer to perform effectively together because they experience numerous communication problems and create ‘fault lines’ in informal group dynamics (see Chapter 8). Diversity can also be a source of dysfunctional conflict (see Chapter 11), which can reduce information sharing and morale. But even with these challenges, surface-level diversity and some forms of deep-level diversity are a moral and legal imperative. Companies that offer an inclusive workplace are, in essence, fulfilling the ethical standard of fairness in their decisions regarding employment and the allocation of rewards. This improves fairness in employment decisions, which increases employee satisfaction and loyalty. Companies that create an inclusive workplace also nurture a culture of respect, which, in turn, improves cooperation and coordination among employees. ‘At the heart of diversity policies is the simple idea of respect’, explains an executive at the Australian Federal Police, one of Australia’s top employers for inclusive policies and practices. ‘A workforce that is respected also builds trust. A workforce that is trusted is a workforce that is more likely to challenge itself, think outside the box and create new opportunities.’39 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 9 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 10 OB INSIGHT Two decades ago, Commonwealth Serum Laboratories (CSL) was an Australian Federal Government-owned business that produced penicillin, vaccines for influenza and polio, and antivenoms for snake and spider bites. Today, CSL is a leading global biotechnology company with a portfolio of life-saving medicines, including those that treat haemophilia and immune deficiencies, as well as vaccines to prevent influenza. Along with its two businesses, CSL Behring and Seqirus, CSL employs nearly 20 000 people and provides products to more than 60 countries. CSL is ranked as one of Australia’s most respected companies and is one of the world’s most innovative medical product businesses. CSL states that their focus on diversity and inclusion respects their staff and benefits the business and stakeholders they serve around the world. They see a skilled and diverse workforce as positioning them well to compete on a global scale, attract and retain top talent, drive innovation and make better decisions. The company views diversity ‘. . .through a broad array of differences in people, including across attributes of gender, nationality, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, generation/age, socioeconomic status, professional and educational background, CSL Diversity and success at CSL Applying organisational behaviour knowledge has helped CSL Limited become one of Australia’s greatest corporate success stories. On the right is CEO Paul Perreault. global and cultural experience’.40 This represents both surface- and deep-level diversity. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Changing employment relationships One of the topics you will learn more about (in Chapter 14) is the ‘psychological contract’, a concept that reflects what we expect from our relationship with an employer. The study of the employeeorganisation relationship is changing alongside the contemporary challenges in organisational behaviour that are discussed here.41 As outlined in the opening case on the gig economy and companies like Uber, combine globalisation with increasing workforce diversity, then add in recent developments in information technology and you see rapid changes in employment relationships. A few decades ago, most (although not all) employees in Australia, New Zealand and countries with similar cultures would finish work after eight or nine hours and could separate their personal time from their employment. There were no smartphones or internet connections to keep them tethered to work on a 24/7 schedule. Even business travel was more of an exception due to its high cost. Most competitors were located in the same country, so they had similar work practices and labour costs. Today, work hours are longer (although arguably less than those a hundred years ago), employees experience more work-related stress and there is growing evidence that health, family and personal relations are suffering. People are increasingly aware of how work impacts their wellbeing, both positively and negatively. Arianna Huffington, founder of online news service The Huffington Post, has talked about redefining our understanding of what it means to be successful at work with her best-selling book Thrive. For a more sustainable approach to healthy working life, she recommends a ‘third metric’ beyond money and power to encompass four pillars of a successful life: well-being, wisdom, wonder and giving. With the rise of positive psychology’s influence on organisational behaviour, the notion of ‘meaningful work’ is seen as increasingly important to well-being.42 What motivates people at work is the subject of Chapter 5. Little wonder that one of the most important employment issues over the past decade has been work–life balance. Work–life balance occurs when people are able to minimise conflict between work–life balance The degree to which a person minimises conflict between work and nonwork demands McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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The Australian Work and Life Index suggests work-life interference remains a persistent challenge, despite some changes in childcare, parental leave and employment law in the past two decades. Work–life interference affects a wide range of workers, their families and communities. Its effects fall particularly hard upon women, mothers and other working carers. (Australia is one of the most unequal countries with respect to men’s and women’s sharing of domestic and care work.) Government policies have tried to assist. Although the level of awareness of the right to request a flexible work arrangement that is embodied in the National Employment Standards has increased since 2012, most workers remain unaware of this right, and the rate of request making has not changed significantly since its introduction.44 Work–life balance relates to workplace stress, which we discuss in Chapter 4. Another employment relationship trend related to flexible work arrangements is remote work, whereby employees use information technology to perform their jobs away from the traditional physical workplace.45 Some remote work occurs when employees are connected to the office while travelling or at clients’ offices. However, the most common form involves working at home rather than commuting to the office (called telecommuting or teleworking). Benefits and limitations of remote work remote work Work performed away from the traditional physical workplace through the use of information technology. Can refer to other terms such as telework, telecommuting, or virtual work The benefits and limitations of remote work (including virtual or telework), particularly working from home, have been the subject of considerable research and discussion.47 A consistent observation on McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 11 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 12 REMOTE WORKING TRENDS A recent international study of remote working identified the following key points46 • • • • • 54% of global respondents indicate that they work remotely 2.5 days a week or more (see OB by the Numbers). 36% work exclusively from home when they are ‘remote’. Among the most popular other locations for remote work are business centres (20%). Workers report needing to work from different locations around the same city (32%), or from other cities (25%). 13% report working from noisy cafés when on the go. 66% expect to see an increase in the demand for flexible work space, whether that space is in business lounges, co-working spaces, short-term offices or drop-in centres. • • Businesspeople globally are responding to the need to remain connected 24/7 by using more remote work-enabling apps such as Skype (60%), WhatsApp (65%) and Facebook Messenger (51%). There are differences at a geographical level, with 98% of Chinese workers saying they had used WeChat over the last month and 70% of Japanese users reporting they had used LINE. Along with communications, mobile workers are also using more and more online tools to help them work remotely, e.g. remote access to desktops. Document-sharing platforms are gaining popularity: Dropbox was used by 56% of workers in 2015 and by 63% by 2016. OB BY THE NUMBERS Remote working trends Percentage ˝° ˆ° ˇ° ˛° Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. ˘° ° Australia USA Global average Japan Countries India China WORK-US/THE-WORKPLACE-REVOLUTION/ ˙° ADAPTED FROM REGUS HTTPS://WWW.REGUS.COM/ Business people working remotely ˛.˝ days a week or more ˜° the benefits side of the ledger is that remote working options are one of the most popular perks among job applicants. This work arrangement particularly attracts well-educated, tech-savvy youngergeneration employees. Another significant benefit is that it can assist with work–life balance for most people, mainly because it frees up the time that was previously consumed travelling to the office. A study of 25 000 IBM employees found that remote working among women with children enabled them to work 40 hours per week; prior to having this option, they were only able to work 30 hours before feeling work–life balance tension.48 One meta-analysis found that remote working can significantly improve productivity, as employees generally report experiencing less stress and tend to allocate some former commuting time to work activity. Another benefit is that employees remain productive when the weather or natural disasters block access to the office. Remote work also has environmental and financial benefits. Cisco Systems employees worldwide who telecommute avoid producing almost 50 000 metric tonnes of greenhouse gas emission. Telus, one of Canada’s largest telecommunications companies, has been able to reduce its office space by 25% in recent years by encouraging most of McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 12 07/19/18 07:20 AM CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour 13 OB INSIGHT Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Filtered Media understands emerging workplace relationships. Some employees at the professional storytelling (journalism) and business communications company work from home one day each week. Others telework sporadically when they need to concentrate on a project or take care of a sick child. ‘Work is a place we spend a bulk of our lives, so it must be respectful and flexible’, advises Filtered Media co-founder and chief storyteller Mark Jones. In addition to legislated annual holidays and recreation leave, Filtered Media employees enjoy a fully paid day off near their birthday and two ‘you-only-live-once’ (Yolo) days. ‘The Yolo Days are not to be planned in advance; they are days when you wake up and just don’t feel like facing the world’, Jones explains. ‘Or a day when the sun is shining so brightly you must be out in it.’49 FILTERED MEDIA Remote work and Yolo Days at Filtered Media its workforce to telecommute. Its employees have also reported cost savings. One Telus employee recently estimated that she saves $650 each month in travel costs by working from home most days.50 Against these benefits are several challenges and limitations.51 There is fairly consistent evidence that employees who work remotely most of the time experience more social isolation and less cohesion with their co-workers. ‘What a lot of employees end up missing out on is the social connection with other employees in the office’, says Australian Institute of Management executive general manager Tony Gleeson, who had plenty of remote work experience in a previous job. ‘I ended up scheduling meetings at the office just to see people and create connections’, he says.52 Another issue is that some employees who cannot work remotely (as well as some who choose not to) believe this activity is unfair to them (i.e. remote workers have more freedom and benefits). At the same time, research suggests that remote workers also feel an unfair disadvantage, believing that they receive less respect, support and promotional opportunities than employees who always work on-site. For this reason, remote work arrangements are more successful in organisations that evaluate employees by their performance outcomes rather than ‘face time’ (i.e. time spent face-toface with the boss and co-workers).53 Although one of the main benefits of remote work is work–life balance, some studies have found that family relationships suffer rather than improve if employees lack sufficient space and resources for a home office. Also, the success of the arrangement depends on several characteristics of the employee, job and organisation.54 Remote work is generally better suited to people who are selfmotivated, organised, can work effectively with technology and have sufficient fulfilment of social needs elsewhere in their life. Jobs are better suited to this work arrangement when the tasks do not require resources at the workplace, the work is performed independently from co-workers and task performance is measurable. Organisations improve the success of remote work practices by rewarding and promoting employees based on their performance rather than their presence in McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 13 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 14 the office (face time). Effective companies also help these workers to maintain sufficient cohesion with their team and psychological connectedness with the organisation. This occurs by limiting the number of remote working days, having special meetings or events where all employees assemble at the workplace and regularly using video communication and other technology that improves personal relatedness. LO 1.3 ANCHORS OF ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR KNOWLEDGE Technological change, globalisation, increasing workforce diversity and emerging employment relationships are just a few of the trends that challenge organisations and make the field of organisational behaviour more relevant than ever before. To understand these and other topics, the field of organisational behaviour relies on a set of basic beliefs or knowledge structures (see Exhibit 1.2). These conceptual anchors represent the principles on which OB knowledge is developed and refined.55 The systematic research anchor A key feature of OB knowledge is that it should be based on systematic research, which typically involves forming research questions, systematically collecting data and testing hypotheses against those data.56 Appendix A at the end of this book provides a brief overview of these research methods. Systematic research investigation is the basis for evidence-based management—making decisions and taking actions guided by research evidence. It makes sense that management practice should be founded on the best available systematic knowledge. Yet many of us who study organisations using systematic methods are amazed at how often corporate leaders embrace fads, untested consulting models and their own pet beliefs, without bothering to find out if they actually work!57 Why don’t corporate leaders and other decision makers consistently apply evidence-based management? One reason is that they are bombarded with ideas from consultant reports, popular business books, newspaper articles and other sources, which makes it difficult to figure out which ones are based on good evidence. A second reason is that good OB research is necessarily generic; it Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. evidence-based management The practice of making decisions and taking actions based on research evidence Exhibit 1.2 Anchors of organisational behaviour knowledge Systematic research anchor Study organisations using systematic research methods Multidisciplinary anchor Import knowledge from other disciplines, not just create its own knowledge Contingency anchor Recognise that the e˜ectiveness of an action may depend on the situation Multiple levels of analysis anchor Understand OB events from three levels of analysis: individual, team, organisation McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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A fourth reason is that human beings are affected by several perceptual errors and decision-making biases, as we will learn in Chapters 3 and 7. For instance, decision makers have a natural tendency to look for evidence that supports their pet beliefs and ignore evidence that opposes those beliefs. OB DEBATE Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Is there enough evidence to support evidence-based management? One of the core anchors of organisational behaviour is that knowledge must be built on a solid foundation of scientifically based research. This evidence-based management (EBM) approach particularly embraces scientific methods—relevant measures, appropriate sampling, systematic experimental design and the like—because they produce more valid theories to guide management decisions. Scholars also advise that managers need to become more aware of these well-studied cause-and-effect principles, and to use diagnostic tools (such as surveys and checklists) to effectively apply those principles in the workplace. Invariably, supporters of the evidence-based management movement contrast this systematic approach with reliance on management fads, hyped consulting and untested personal mental models. It seems obvious that we should rely on good evidence rather than bad evidence (or no evidence at all) to make good decisions in the workplace. Yet, there is another side to this debate.58 The question isn’t whether good evidence is valuable; it is about the meaning of ‘good evidence’. One concern is that scholars might be advocating an interpretation of good evidence that is far too narrow. They typically limit evidence to empirical research and consider qualitative information as ‘anecdotal’. Albert Einstein tried to avoid this questionable view by keeping the following message framed on his wall: ‘Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.’ Another concern is that managers don’t view organisational research as particularly relevant to the issues they face.59 This partly occurs because reviewers usually set high standards for studies with uncontaminated, quantifiable measures in environments that control for other factors. But managers do not operate in these pristine conditions. Their world is much more complex, with more obscure indicators of key variables. This research–practice gap is apparent in the fact that most organisational studies are correlational surveys whereas managers typically require knowledge of behavioural interventions. Only about 2% of organisational studies are real-world interventions.60 A third critique of the EBM movement is that the systematic elements of organisational research studies (e.g. sample size, measurement reliability, advanced data analysis methods) sometimes mask other potentially serious faults. Cross-cultural studies, for instance, often use college student samples to represent an entire culture. Lab studies with students assume they replicate workplace conditions without considering substantial differences in skills and team dynamics between the two settings. Indeed, some meta-analyses report significantly different results of studies using students versus employees. Finally, even if the published research is valid, it is usually biased because studies with non-significant results are much less likely to be published. OB experts have proposed a few simple suggestions to create a more evidence-based organisation.61 First, be sceptical of hype, which is apparent when so-called experts say the idea is ‘new’, ‘revolutionary’ and ‘proven’. In reality, most management ideas are adaptations, evolutionary and never proven (science can disprove, but never prove; it can only find evidence to support a practice). Second, companies should embrace collective expertise rather than rely on charismatic stars and management gurus. Third, stories provide useful illustrations and possibly preliminary evidence of a useful practice, but they should never become the main foundation to support management action. Instead, rely on more systematic investigation with a larger sample. Finally, take a neutral stance towards popular trends and ideologies. Executives tend to get caught up in what their counterparts at other companies are doing without determining whether those trendy practices are valid or relevant to their organisation. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 15 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 16 The multidisciplinary anchor Another organisational behaviour anchor is that the field should welcome theories and knowledge in other disciplines, not just from its own isolated research base. For instance, psychological research has aided our understanding of individual and interpersonal behaviour. Sociologists have contributed to our knowledge of team dynamics, organisational socialisation, organisational power and other aspects of the social system. OB knowledge has also benefited from knowledge in emerging fields such as communications, marketing and information systems. This practice of borrowing theories from other disciplines is inevitable. Organisations have central roles in society, so they are the subject of many social sciences. Furthermore, organisations consist of people who interact with each other, so there is an inherent intersection between OB and most disciplines that study human beings. However, by relying too much on theories developed in other fields, OB faces the risk of lagging rather than leading in knowledge production. In contrast, OB-bred theories allow researchers to concentrate on the quality and usefulness of the theory, and be the first to understand and apply that knowledge.62 The contingency anchor People and their work environments are complex, and the field of organisational behaviour recognises this by stating that a particular action may have different consequences in different situations. In other words, no single solution is best all of the time.63 Instead, a particular action may have different consequences under different conditions. Of course, it would be so much simpler if we could rely on ‘one best way’ theories, in which a particular concept or practice has the same results in every situation. OB experts do search for simpler theories, but they also remain sceptical about sure-fire recommendations; an exception is somewhere around the corner. Thus, when faced with a particular problem or opportunity, we need to understand and diagnose the situation and select the strategy most appropriate under those conditions.64 Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. The multiple levels of analysis anchor Organisational behaviour recognises that what goes on in organisations can be placed into three levels of analysis: individual (including intrapersonal), team (including interpersonal) and organisational. In fact, advanced empirical research currently being conducted carefully identifies the appropriate level of analysis for each variable in the study and then measures at that level of analysis. For example, team norms and cohesion are measured as team variables, not as characteristics of individuals within each team. Although OB research and writing pegs each variable within one of these levels of analysis, most variables are best understood by thinking of them from all three levels of analysis.65 For instance, communication is located in this book as a team (interpersonal) process, but it also includes individual and organisational processes. Therefore, you should try to think about each OB topic at the individual, team and organisational levels, not just at one of these levels. LO 1.4 PERSPECTIVES OF ORGANISATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS Apple and Amazon are the two most admired companies in the world, according to Fortune magazine’s annual list.66 Yet neither of these firms was on anyone’s radar screen two decades ago. Apple was on life support in the late 1990s, barely clinging to a few percentage points of market share in the computer industry. Amazon started selling books online in 1995, a few months after its founder, Jeff Bezos, took a course from the American Booksellers Association on how to start a bookstore! How did Apple and Amazon achieve their incredible success? They have applied some or all of the four perspectives of organisational effectiveness that we discuss over the next few pages. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Many years ago, OB experts thought the best indicator of a company’s effectiveness was how well it achieved its stated objectives. According to this definition, Qantas would be an effective organisation if it met or exceeded its annual sales and profit targets. Today, we know this isn’t necessarily so. Any leadership team could set corporate goals that are easy to achieve, yet would put the organisation out of business. These goals could also be left in the dust by competitors’ more aggressive objectives. Worse still, some goals might aim the organisation in the wrong direction. The best yardstick of organisational effectiveness is a composite of four perspectives: open systems, organisational learning, high-performance work practices and stakeholders.69 Organisations are effective when they have a good fit with their external environment, are learning organisations, have efficient and adaptive internal subsystems (i.e. high-performance work practices) and satisfy their stakeholders. Let’s examine each of these perspectives in more detail. 17 organisational effectiveness A broad concept represented by several perspectives, including the organisation’s fit with the external environment, its internal subsystem configuration for high performance, its emphasis on organisational learning and its ability to satisfy the needs of key stakeholders Open systems perspective The open systems perspective of organisational effectiveness is one of the earliest and most deeply entrenched ways of thinking about organisations.70 Indeed, we will point out how the other three organisational effectiveness perspectives are actually extensions of the open systems model. The open systems perspective views organisations as complex organisms that ‘live’ within an external environment, as Exhibit 1.3 illustrates. The word open describes this permeable relationship, whereas closed systems operate without any interaction with—or dependence on—an external environment. open systems A perspective which holds that organisations depend on the external environment for resources, affect that environment through their output, and consist of internal subsystems that transform inputs to outputs External environment Accounting subsystem • Raw materials • Financial resources • Equipment em • Information Engineering subsystem subsyystem m m te ys bs Su • Human resources m yste Subs syst Su b Technological subsystem Sub sys tem Subsystem ing as m rch te Pu bsys su Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Exhibit 1.3 Open systems perspective of organisations Transforming inputs to outputs Subsystem Production subsystem Managerial subsystem em yst bs Su Socia lisa subsy tion stem Feedback Marketing/Sales subsystem • Products/services • Shareholder dividends • Community support • Waste/pollution ural Cult tem ys s sub Feedback McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 17 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 18 As open systems, organisations depend on the external environment for resources, including raw materials, job applicants, financial capital, information and equipment. The external environment also consists of rules and expectations, such as laws and cultural norms, that place demands on how organisations should operate. Some environmental resources (e.g. raw materials) are transformed into outputs that are exported to the external environment, whereas other resources (e.g. job applicants, equipment) become subsystems in the transformation process. Within the organisation are numerous subsystems, such as departments, teams, informal groups, work processes and technological processes. Many of these subsystems are also systems with their own subsystems.71 For example, the JB Hi-Fi store in Modbury, South Australia, is a subsystem of the JB Hi-Fi chain, but the Modbury store is also a system with its own subsystems of departments, teams and work processes. An organisation’s subsystems are dependent on each other as they transform inputs into outputs. Some outputs (e.g. products, services, community support) are valued by the external environment, whereas other outputs (e.g. employee layoffs, pollution) are undesirable by-products that may have adverse effects on the environment and the organisation’s relationship with that environment. Throughout this process, organisations receive feedback from the external environment regarding the value of their outputs and the availability of future inputs. Organisation–environment fit Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. According to the open systems perspective, organisations are effective when they maintain a good ‘fit’ with their external environment.72 A good fit exists when the organisation’s inputs, processes and outputs are aligned with the resources available in the external environment as well as with the needs and expectations of that environment. Organisations maintain a good environmental fit in three ways: (1) being adaptive; (2) managing the environment; and (3) moving to a more favourable environment. The most common ‘fit’ strategy is to remain adaptive to the environment’s changing characteristics. This means that companies need to anticipate possible shortages of input supplies, varying demand for its outputs (products, services etc.) and changing expectations regarding acceptable transformation processes. Successful firms maintain adaptability by closely monitoring the environment, efficiently reconfiguring the internal subsystems to create new outputs and redesigning production (transformation) processes. The following OB Insight describes how Zara, the world’s largest fashion retailer, has maintained a good fit in the highly volatile fashion market by maintaining a high degree of adaptability. The Spanish firm receives continuous feedback from each of its 6000 stores, and then uses that feedback along with ongoing creativity to rapidly design, manufacture and deliver new styles. In contrast, fashion retailers with a poor environmental fit are often overstocked with products that few people want to buy and respond slowly to changing preferences. A second way in which organisations maintain a good fit is by actively managing their external environment. This strategy is applied when businesses rely on marketing to increase demand for their products or services. Another example is when firms gain exclusive rights to particular resources (e.g. exclusive rights to sell a known brand) or restrict competitor access to valued resources. Still others lobby for legislation that strengthens their position in the marketplace or try to delay legislation that would disrupt their business activities. The third environmental fit strategy is for organisations to move to a new environment that can sustain them. This occurs when the existing environment doesn’t provide enough input resources, has too many competitors, provides too little demand for outputs, requires transformation processes that are too demanding and so forth. For example, IBM exited the computer products industry when senior executives (correctly) predicted that selling computers would be less prosperous than the rapidly growing technology services business. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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The company has always recognised that action on gender and diversity is both the right thing to do and a practical response to an industry where innovation and diversity of thought is increasingly valued for organisational effectiveness. The competitiveness of the Engineering Consulting business and scarcity of skilled staff mean cultivating talent from a diverse range of backgrounds is a priority. As shown in Exhibit 1.3, Jacobs is transforming human resources into services and creating shareholder dividends. The company uses sub-systems to achieve this. They take an active and broad approach, recognising that becoming a truly equal opportunity workplace means embedding a genuinely inclusive culture into the work environment rather than addressing a particular dimension of diversity. Through an annual diversity scorecard, they track how well they are performing with these policies. This feedback has resulted in particular efforts to diversify its annual intake of new graduates, changing some of its recruitment criteria to emphasise the fit with the workplace attitudes and behaviours desired, rather than simply seeking to hire those at the top of the class from the ‘best’ engineering school. Their Women in Consulting Committee had reinforced the opportunity for flexible working patterns by educating staff, raising awareness and ensuring consistency © DIGITAL VISION / ALAMY Jacobs: leveraging diversity in an open system in the delivery of policies across the business. With women in senior roles, they could also point to positive role models within the organisation. These actions show the role of adapting to the external environment, as well as the internal one, as ‘dads’ are also on the radar when it comes to changing societal attitudes toward parenting and working. One indicator of success for the Jacobs New Zealand Diversity Committee is that men, as much as women, make use of flexible working opportunities to balance home and work responsibilities and that both feel equally free to do so with no fear that taking time out will be viewed as a sign of being uncommitted. Effective transformation process Along with how well the organisation maintains a good fit with the external environment, the open systems perspective views effectiveness by how well the transformation process converts inputs to outputs. The most common indicator of this internal transformation process is organisational efficiency (also called productivity), which is the ratio of inputs to outputs.74 Companies that produce more goods or services with less labour and energy and fewer materials are more efficient. In addition to being efficient, effective transformation processes are adaptive and innovative.75 An adaptive transformation process enables organisations to respond better to changing conditions and customer needs. Innovation enables the company to design work processes that are superior to what competitors can offer. An important feature of an effective transformation process is how well the internal subsystems coordinate with each other.76 Coordination is one of the most important OB concepts because organisations consist of people working together to achieve collective goals. As companies grow, they develop increasingly complex subsystems, which makes coordination more and more difficult. Complexity increases the risk that information will get lost, ideas and resources will be hoarded, messages misinterpreted and rewards unfairly distributed. Subsystems are interconnected, so small changes to work practices in one subsystem may have unexpected adverse effects on other subsystems. Organisational leaders continually look for better coordinating mechanisms to maintain organisational efficiency The amount of outputs relative to inputs in the organisation’s transformation process McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 19 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 20 an efficient, adaptable and innovative transformation process. We discuss this important topic in Chapter 13 on organisational structure. Organisational learning perspective The open systems perspective has traditionally focused on physical resources that enter the organisation and are processed into physical goods (outputs). This was representative of the industrial economy, but knowledge is also an increasingly important input recognised by companies like Google and many other organisations today. Even in companies that produce physical products, knowledge is a key ingredient of success.77 Although forms of knowledge management are changing, it does create value and is evolving as different capabilities are created over time, particularly those related to collaboration.78 The organisational learning perspective takes the view that organisations are effective when they find ways to acquire, share, use and store knowledge. As former General Electric CEO Jack Welch once noted, ‘An organisation’s ability to learn, and translate that learning into action rapidly, is the ultimate competitive advantage.’79 The organisational learning perspective views knowledge as a resource or asset, called intellectual capital. Intellectual capital exists in three forms: human capital, structural capital and relationship capital.80 Human capital refers to the knowledge, skills and abilities that employees carry around in their heads. Human capital is a competitive advantage because it is valuable, rare, difficult to imitate and non-substitutable.81 It is valuable because employees are essential for the organisation’s survival and success. It is also rare and difficult to imitate, meaning that talented people are difficult to find and competitors cannot duplicate another firm’s human capital (employees can’t be cloned like sheep). Finally, human capital is non-substitutable because it cannot be easily replaced by technology. Because of these characteristics, human capital is a competitive advantage as well as a huge risk for most organisations. Human capital literally leaves the organisation every day because employees take this knowledge with them when they go home!82 Fortunately, even if every employee left the organisation, some intellectual capital remains as structural capital. Structural capital includes the knowledge captured and retained in an organisation’s systems and structures, such as the documentation of work procedures and the physical layout of the production line.83 Structural capital also includes the organisation’s finished products because knowledge can be extracted by taking them apart to discover how they work and are constructed (i.e. reverse engineering). The third form of intellectual capital is relationship capital, which is the value derived from an organisation’s relationships with customers, suppliers and others who provide added mutual value for the organisation. It includes the organisation’s goodwill, brand image and combination of relationships that organisational members have with people outside the organisation.84 An organisation’s intellectual capital develops and is maintained through the four organisational learning processes shown in Exhibit 1.4: acquiring, sharing, using and storing knowledge.85 organisational learning A perspective which holds that organisational effectiveness depends on the organisation’s capacity to acquire, share, use and store valuable knowledge intellectual capital A company’s stock of knowledge, including human capital, structural capital and relationship capital Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. human capital The stock of knowledge, skills and abilities among employees that provide economic value to the organisation structural capital Knowledge embedded in an organisation’s systems and structures relationship capital The value derived from an organisation’s relationships with customers, suppliers and others Acquiring knowledge Acquiring knowledge refers to bringing knowledge in from the external environment as well as through discovery. It occurs daily when employees casually observe changes in the external environment as well as when they receive formal training from sources outside the organisation. Another knowledge-acquisition strategy is environmental scanning, such as actively monitoring consumer trends, proposed government legislation and competitor activities. A third set of activities involves hiring skilled staff and buying complementary businesses (called grafting). Finally, knowledge acquisition occurs through experimentation—generating new ideas and products through creative discovery and testing. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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All rights reserved. • Sensemaking • Requisite skills • Autonomy • Learning-oriented culture Knowledge acquisition can also occur through inter-organisational collaboration. A recent survey of over 700 executives across Australia found mid-sized companies that invested in ‘collaboration initiatives’ made a return 1.4 times their investment. Highly collaborative organisations were also more likely to have reported revenue growth over the past 12 months and predict greater growth in the year ahead. It is thought that the Australian economy could benefit by billions of dollars if more businesses collaborated.86 A recent example of companies achieving growth through collaboration is the partnership between Qantas and Uber, offering Frequent Flyer members the ability to book a ride to or from the airport through the airline’s Qantas app. For Qantas, the collaboration allows them to provide an additional customer service, and brings more customers onto their app; for Uber, it allows them to reach potential new customers that want to book their ride home and not wait in line at a taxi rank.87 Sharing knowledge Sharing knowledge refers to distributing knowledge throughout the organisation. This mainly occurs through formal and casual communication with co-workers. A related activity is individual learning from sources within the organisation, such as attending in-house training programs and informally observing co-workers perform their work.88 Company intranets and digital information repositories also support knowledge sharing. Using knowledge Knowledge is a competitive advantage only when it is used in some valuable way. To do this, employees need a mental map (sense making) so they are aware that the knowledge exists and know where McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 21 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 22 to find it in the organisation. Knowledge use also requires employees with sufficient prerequisite knowledge and skills. For example, financial analysts need foundation knowledge in mathematics and financial products in order to use new knowledge on asset valuation methods. Autonomy is a third critical condition because using knowledge involves trying out new work activities. A fourth condition is a learning-oriented culture. When employees use knowledge, they are essentially experimenting with new behaviours. Therefore, they are more likely to use knowledge where such learning is encouraged, such as when workplace norms strongly support organisational learning. These beliefs and norms represent a learning orientation, an important precursor to innovation and performance89, which we discuss further on the topics of creativity (Chapter 7) and organisational culture (Chapter 14). learning orientation Organisation-wide activity of creating and using knowledge to enhance competitive advantage. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Storing knowledge Storing knowledge is the process of holding knowledge for later retrieval. Stored knowledge, often called organisational memory, includes knowledge that employees recall as well as knowledge embedded in the organisation’s systems and structures.90 One way of retaining the organisation’s memory is by motivating employees to remain with the company. Progressive businesses achieve this by providing pleasant work environments, engaging jobs that offer more autonomy and managers who coach for development. A second set of practices for storing knowledge is by documenting knowledge previously held only in human memory and making the knowledge accessible through company intranets and other databases. A third way to store knowledge is by systematically distributing it to other employees, such as when newcomers are apprenticed with skilled employees. Fourth, companies naturally store knowledge through systems, practices and habits. In other words, knowledge is embedded in structural capital that companies regularly create, such as the design of manufacturing facilities, work procedures and cultural behaviours. One last point about the organisational learning perspective: effective organisations not only learn, but they also unlearn routines and patterns of behaviour that are no longer appropriate.91 Unlearning removes knowledge that no longer adds value and may undermine the organisation’s effectiveness. Some forms of unlearning involve replacing dysfunctional policies, procedures and routines. Other forms of unlearning erase attitudes, beliefs and assumptions that are no longer valid. Organisational unlearning is particularly important for organisational change, which we discuss in Chapter 15. OB INSIGHT Getting a hoot out of organisational learning Hootsuite is a leader in social media technology, thanks in part to its organisational learning practices. It acquires knowledge by actively hiring new employees, even buying an entire company (grafting) if necessary. ‘Maybe the only person we can find is already within a start-up. We want to get that person over, so we have to buy the company’, says Hootsuite CEO Ryan Holmes. Hootsuite encourages experimentation through #HootHackathons, two-day events in which employees ‘. . .freely pitch ideas, work with new people and build new things.’ The company encourages knowledge sharing through open-space offices and a supportive culture. It also holds a monthly ‘parliament’—a social gathering hosted by two departments. ‘The real point [of parliament] is that team members from different departments collaborate in the creative process, building ties that carry over to more serious stuff’, says Holmes.92 High-performance work practices (HPWP) perspective The open systems perspective states that successful companies are good at transforming inputs into outputs. However, it does not identify the subsystem characteristics that distinguish effective McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 22 07/19/18 07:20 AM Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour organisations from others. Fortunately, an entire field of research has blossomed around the objective of determining specific ‘bundles’ of high-performance work practices (HPWP) that enable companies to more effectively transform inputs into outputs.93 The HPWP perspective states that human capital—the knowledge, skills and abilities that employees possess—is an important source of competitive advantage for organisations.94 This is similar to the organisational learning perspective, except the HPWP perspective tries to figure out specific ways to generate the most value from this human capital. OB researchers have studied many work practices, but four are consistently identified as high-performance practices: employee involvement, job autonomy, competency development and rewards for performance and competencies.95 Each of these four work practices individually improves organisational effectiveness, but studies suggest that they have a stronger effect when bundled together.96 The first two factors—involving employees in decision making and giving them more autonomy over their work activities—tend to strengthen employee motivation as well as improve decisions, organisational responsiveness and commitment to change. In high-performance workplaces, employee involvement and job autonomy often take the form of self-directed teams (see Chapter 8). The third factor, employee competence development, refers to recruiting, selecting and training employees so they have relevant skills, knowledge and other personal characteristics. The fourth high-performance work practice involves linking performance and skill development to various rewards valued by employees. HPWPs improve an organisation’s effectiveness in three ways.97 First, as we mentioned earlier, these activities develop an employee’s ability (human capital), which has a strong influence on his or her performance. Second, companies with superior human capital tend to adapt better to rapidly changing environments. This adaptability occurs because employees are better at performing diverse tasks in unfamiliar situations when they are skilled and have the freedom to perform their work. Third, HPWPs improve organisational effectiveness by strengthening employee motivation and positive attitudes towards the employer. HPWPs represent the company’s investment in its workforce, which motivates employees to reciprocate through providing greater effort in their jobs and more assistance to co-workers. The Malaysian Government, in its New Economic Model, has recognised the importance of HPWPs to the quality of its Research and Development (R&D) workforce. Some R&D indicators were showing a decline such as a drop in citations of its scientific publications and lower numbers of patents than other countries, meaning that its research is having less influence and that Malaysia may be paying a high price for foreign intellectual property. Hence, HPWPs are seen as a critical mechanism for enhancing the nation’s capacity for innovation.98 The HPWP perspective is still developing, but it already reveals important information about specific organisational practices that improve the input–output transformation process. Still, this perspective has been criticised for focusing on shareholder and customer needs at the expense of employee wellbeing.99 Such concern illustrates that the HPWP perspective offers an incomplete picture of organisational effectiveness. The remaining gaps are mostly filled by the stakeholder perspective of organisational effectiveness. 23 high-performance work practices (HPWP) A perspective which holds that effective organisations incorporate several workplace practices that leverage the potential of human capital Stakeholder perspective The open systems perspective says that effective organisations adapt to the external environment, but it lacks clarity about characteristics of the external environment. The stakeholder perspective fills in those details. Stakeholders include anyone with a stake in the company. The stakeholder perspective personalises the open systems perspective; it identifies specific people and social entities in the external environment as well as employees and others within the organisation. This perspective also recognises that stakeholder relations are dynamic; they can be negotiated and managed, not just taken as a fixed condition. In general, organisations are more effective when they satisfy stakeholder needs and expectations.100 stakeholders Individuals, groups and other entities that affect, or are affected by, the organisation’s objectives and actions McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 23 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 24 OB INSIGHT Problems with Uber’s stakeholders in Asia Uber has multiple stakeholders, including drivers, clients, governments and transport regulators, insurers and, notably (especially in terms of disputes), other transport services such as the taxi industry. During its establishment phase, Uber operated in many markets despite threats of arrest and impounded vehicles. Following a highly publicised raid on Uber’s Seoul offices and the issuing of warrants for certain executives’ arrest, South Korean authorities charged the head of Uber Korea (and nearly 30 other people) with operating an illegal taxi service. In Korea (as in other markets), many Uber drivers were not registered taxi drivers. The law held that Uber drivers not licensed to drive taxis would be fined. If convicted, those charged with operating an illegal service would face two years in prison and a fine of 20 million won (about $23 360 AUD). Authorities in Taiwan raised similar concerns, arguing that the company needed a transport-services licence and was hiring unlicensed drivers. In Thailand, the government declared an outright ban on the service for using personal cars. In Japan, where the company had started offering an UberX-style service in the city of Fukuoka in February 2015, officials announced in March of that year that they had instructed the company to suspend the service due to the unlicensed drivers it employed. There have also been issues with Uber’s relationship with the London Transport Authority, resulting in a removal of its licence there and other problems related to how it protects and manages its data.101 Understanding, managing and satisfying the interests of stakeholders is more challenging than it sounds. These entities have conflicting interests, and organisations don’t have sufficient resources to satisfy every stakeholder to the fullest. Therefore, organisational leaders need to decide how much priority to give to each group.102 Values, ethics and corporate social responsibility One of the strengths of the stakeholder perspective is that it incorporates values, ethics and corporate social responsibility into the organisational effectiveness equation.103 Corporate leaders depend on their personal and organisational values to guide their decisions and actions towards diverse stakeholders. Values are relatively stable, evaluative beliefs that guide our preferences for outcomes or courses of action in a variety of situations.104 Values help us to know what is right or wrong, or good or bad, in the world. Chapter 2 explains how values guide our decisions and motivate our actions to some extent. Although values exist within individuals, groups of people often hold similar values, so we tend to ascribe these shared values to the team, department, organisation, profession or entire society. Chapter 14 discusses the importance and dynamics of organisational culture, which includes shared values across the company. Many companies strive to become values-driven organisations, whereby employee decisions and behaviour are guided by the company’s espoused values rather than by expensive and often demoralising command-and-control management (i.e. top-down decisions with close supervision of employees).105 TrustPower, a New Zealand power company that relies entirely on renewable energy sources (hydro-electric and wind turbines), is an example of a values-driven organisation. ‘It comes from having a business that is values based’, explains TrustPower CEO Vince Hawksworth. ‘So we have what we call our PRIIDE values: passion, respect, integrity, innovation, delivery and empowerment. These are fundamental to what we say and what we do.’106 By focusing on values, the stakeholder perspective also highlights the importance of ethics and corporate social responsibility. In fact, the stakeholder perspective emerged out of earlier writing on ethics and corporate social responsibility. Ethics refers to the study of moral principles or values that determine whether actions are right or wrong and outcomes are good or bad. We rely on our ethical values to determine ‘the right thing to do’. Ethical behaviour is driven by the moral principles we use to make decisions. These moral principles represent fundamental values. Chapter 2 discusses the main influences on ethical decisions and behaviour in the workplace. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) consists of organisational activities intended to benefit society and the environment beyond the company’s immediate financial interests or legal obligations.107 It is the view that companies have a contract with society, in which they must serve stakeholders beyond shareholders and customers. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. values Relatively stable, evaluative beliefs that guide a person’s preferences for outcomes or courses of action in a variety of situations ethics The study of moral principles or values that determine whether actions are right or wrong and outcomes are good or bad corporate social responsibility (CSR) Organisational activities intended to benefit society and the environment beyond the firm’s immediate financial interests or legal obligations McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 24 07/19/18 07:20 AM CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour 25 Naver Corporation is an internet content service company which operates Korea’s top search engine on Bloomberg’s 50 companies to watch list.108 Naver also manages global services such as the mobile messenger LINE, video messenger Snow and group communication service BAND. The company started Happy Bean, an online donation platform which connects potential contributors with public organisations in need of assistance. Its concept was to make online donating easier and more convenient by using a special digital currency called ‘beans’, while also providing information about social welfare organisations and various donation campaigns. Happy Bean has led a new donation trend where users can donate on a daily basis more easily, without having to go through complicated processes. By October 2017, the foundation had received a total donation of 75 billion won, with 14 million participants and about 6000 participating organisations. But CSR can go much further than charity. In some situations, the interests of the firm’s shareholders should be secondary to those of other stakeholders.109 Many companies have adopted the triple-bottom-line philosophy: they try to support (or ‘earn positive returns’ in) the economic, social and environmental spheres of sustainability. Companies that adopt the triple bottom line aim to survive and be profitable in the marketplace (economic), but they also intend to maintain or improve conditions for society (social) as well as the physical environment.110 Companies are particularly eager to become ‘greener’, that is, minimise any negative effect they have on the physical environment. OB ETHICS MTN is a pure-play emerging markets mobile telco operator at the forefront of technological and digital innovation. Through its corporate social responsibility programs, the company aims to make a sustained contribution to the communities where it operates. ‘21 Days of Y’ello Care’ is an employee volunteerism initiative launched by MTN in 2007, taking place from 1–21 June annually. Implemented across 24 countries, the program provides MTN’s 18 900 staff members with an opportunity to offer their time and effort to make the lives of their communities a ‘whole lot brighter’. In 2017 the program saw 21 classrooms constructed and 13 renovated. MTN volunteers also set up seven digital education platforms and conducted numerous coding, computer literacy and mentorship sessions.111 COURTESY OF MTN GROUP Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. 21 days of Y’ello Care MTN volunteers in Rwanda during a project for 21 Days of Y’ello Care 2017 Not everyone agrees that organisations need to cater to a wide variety of stakeholders. Many years ago, economist Milton Friedman pronounced that ‘there is one and only one social responsibility of business—to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits’.112 Friedman is highly respected for developing economic theory, but few theorists take this extreme view today. In fact, two-thirds of managers in one recent global survey said that sustainability is critically important to being competitive in today’s marketplace. In another major survey, two-thirds of MBA students said they want to make a positive social or environmental difference in the world through their work.113 The emerging research evidence is that companies with a positive CSR reputation tend to have better financial performance, more loyal employees (stronger organisational commitment) and better relations with customers, job applicants and other stakeholders.114 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 25 07/19/18 07:20 AM PART 1 Introduction 26 Connecting the dots: an integrative model of organisational behaviour Open systems, organisational learning, high-performance work practices and stakeholders represent the four perspectives of organisational effectiveness. This is the ultimate dependent variable in organisational behaviour, so all other OB variables have a direct or indirect effect on overall effectiveness. The relationship between organisational effectiveness and other OB variables is shown in Exhibit 1.5. This diagram is an integrating roadmap for the field of organisational behaviour, and for the structure of this book. You might think of it as a meta-model, because it highlights many concepts, each of which has its own explanatory models. For instance, you will learn about models of employee motivation in Chapter 5 and models of leadership in Chapter 12. Exhibit 1.5 gives you a bird’s-eye view of the book and its various topics, to show how they fit together. As Exhibit 1.5 illustrates, individual inputs and processes influence individual outcomes, which in turn have a direct effect on the organisation’s effectiveness. For example, how well organisations transform inputs to outputs and satisfy key stakeholders is dependent on how well employees perform their jobs and make logical and creative decisions. Individual inputs, processes and Exhibit 1.5 An integrative model of organisational behaviour INTEGRATIVE MODEL OF ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR Organisational inputs and processes Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. • Organisational structure • Organisational culture • Organisational technology Individual inputs and processes • • • • • Personality/values/competencies Self-concept/perceptions/mindset Emotions/attitudes Motivation Self-leadership • Organisational change • Human resource practices • Organisational strategy Team/interpersonal inputs and processes • • • • • • Individual outcomes • • • • Behaviour/performance Organisational citizenship Wellbeing (low distress) Decisions/creativity Team tasks/size/composition Team development/trust/cohesion Communication Leadership (team/organisation) Power/influence/politics Conflict/negotiation Team/interpersonal outcomes • • • • Team performance Team decisions Collaboration/mutual support Social networks Organisational outcomes (effectiveness) • Open systems fit • Organisational learning • Human capital development (HPWPs) • Satisfied stakeholders/ethical conduct McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 26 07/19/18 07:20 AM CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour 27 outcomes are identified in the two left-side boxes of our integrating OB model and are the centre of attention in Part 2 of this book. After introducing a model of individual behaviour and results, we will learn about personality and values—two of the most important individual characteristics—and later examine various individual processes, such as self-concept, perceptions, emotions, attitudes, motivation and self-leadership. Part 3 of this book directs our attention to team and interpersonal inputs, processes and outcomes. These topics are found in the two boxes on the right side of Exhibit 1.5. The chapter on team dynamics (Chapter 8) offers an integrative model for that specific topic, which shows how team inputs (i.e. team composition, size and other team characteristics) influence team processes (team development, cohesion and others), which then affect team performance and other outcomes. Later chapters in Part 3 examine specific interpersonal and team processes listed in Exhibit 1.5, including communication, power and influence, conflict and leadership. Exhibit 1.5 illustrates that team processes and outcomes affect individual processes and outcomes. As an example, employee wellbeing is partly affected by the mutual support they receive from team members and other co-workers. The opposite is also true: individual processes affect team and interpersonal dynamics in organisations. For example, we will learn that self-concept among individual team members influences the team’s cohesion. The top area of Exhibit 1.5 highlights the macro-level influence of organisational inputs and processes on both teams and individuals. These organisational-level variables are mainly discussed in Part 4, including organisational structure, organisational culture and organisational change. However, we will also refer to human resource practices, information systems and additional organisational-level variables throughout this book where they have a known effect on individual, interpersonal and team dynamics. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. THE JOURNEY BEGINS This chapter gives you some background about the field of organisational behaviour. But it’s only the beginning of our journey. Throughout this book, we will challenge you to learn new ways of thinking about how people work in and around organisations. We begin this process in Chapter 2 by presenting a basic model of individual behaviour; we then introduce over the next few chapters various stable and mercurial characteristics of individuals that relate to elements of the individual behaviour model. Next, this book moves to the team level of analysis. We examine a model of team effectiveness and specific features of high-performance teams. We also look at decision making and creativity, communication, power and influence, conflict and leadership. Finally, we shift our focus to the organisational level of analysis, where the topics of organisational structure, organisational culture and organisational change are examined in detail. Chapter summary 1.1 Define organisational behaviour and organisations, and discuss the importance of this field of inquiry. Organisational behaviour is the study of what people think, feel and do in and around organisations. Organisations are groups of people who work interdependently towards some purpose. OB theories help people: (1) make sense of the workplace; (2) question and rebuild their personal mental models; and (3) get things done in organisations. OB knowledge is for everyone, not just managers. OB knowledge is just as important for the organisation’s financial health. McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 27 07/23/18 11:44 AM PART 1 Introduction 28 1.2 Debate the organisational opportunities and challenges of globalisation, workforce diversity and emerging employment relationships. Globalisation, which refers to various forms of connectivity with people in other parts of the world, has several economic and social benefits, but it may also be responsible for work intensification, reduced job security and lessening work–life balance. Workforce diversity is apparent at both the surface level (observable demographic and other overt differences in people) and deep level (differences in personalities, beliefs, values and attitudes). There is some evidence of deeplevel diversity across generational cohorts. Diversity may be a competitive advantage that improves decision making and team performance on complex tasks, but it also imposes numerous challenges, such as dysfunctional team conflict and lower team performance. Work–life balance—minimising conflict between work and non-work demands—is an emerging employment trend. Another is virtual work, particularly working from home (telework). Working from home potentially increases employee productivity and reduces employee stress, but it may also lead to social isolation, reduced promotion opportunities and tension in family relations. 1.3 Discuss the anchors on which organisational behaviour knowledge is based. The multidisciplinary anchor states that the field should develop from knowledge in other disciplines (e.g. psychology, sociology, economics), not just from its own isolated research base. The systematic research anchor states that OB knowledge should be based on systematic research, consistent with evidence-based management. The contingency anchor states that OB theories generally need to consider that there will be different consequences in different situations. The multiple levels of analysis anchor states that OB topics may be viewed from the individual, team and organisational levels of analysis. 1.4 Compare and contrast the four perspectives of organisational effectiveness. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. The open systems perspective views organisations as complex organisms that ‘live’ within an external environment. They depend on the external environment for resources, then use organisational subsystems to transform those resources into outputs, which are returned to the environment. Organisations receive feedback from the external environment to maintain a good ‘fit’ with that environment. Fit occurs by adapting to the environment, managing the environment or moving to another environment. According to the organisational learning perspective, organisational effectiveness depends on the organisation’s capacity to acquire, share, use and store valuable knowledge. Intellectual capital consists of human capital, structural capital and relationship capital. Knowledge is retained in the organisational memory; companies also selectively unlearn. The high-performance work practices (HPWPs) perspective identifies a bundle of systems and structures to leverage workforce potential. The most widely identified HPWPs are employee involvement, job autonomy, development of employee competencies and performance-or skill-based rewards. HPWPs improve organisational effectiveness by building human capital, increasing adaptability and strengthening employee motivation and attitudes. The stakeholder perspective states that leaders manage the interests of diverse stakeholders by relying on their personal and organisational values for guidance. Ethics and corporate social responsibility (CSR) are natural variations of values-based organisations because they rely on values to determine the most appropriate decisions involving stakeholders. CSR consists of organisational activities intended to benefit society and the environment beyond the firm’s immediate financial interests or legal obligations. Key terms corporate social responsibility (CSR), p. 24 deep-level diversity, p. 9 ethics, p. 24 evidence-based management, p. 14 globalisation, p. 8 high-performance work practices (HPWP), p. 23 human capital, p. 20 intellectual capital, p. 20 learning orientation, p. 22 open systems, p. 17 organisational behaviour (OB), p. 4 organisational effectiveness, p. 17 organisational efficiency, p. 19 organisational learning, p. 20 organisations, p. 4 relationship capital, p. 20 remote work, p. 11 stakeholders, p. 23 structural capital, p. 20 surface-level diversity, p. 9 values, p. 24 work–life balance, p. 10 McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Describe situations you have heard about in which companies have practised evidence-based management, as well as situations in which companies have relied on fads that lacked sufficient evidence of their worth. 5. After hearing a seminar on organisational learning, a mining company executive argues that this perspective is relevant to software and other knowledge businesses, but it ignores the fact that mining companies cannot rely on knowledge alone to stay in business. They also need physical capital (such as extracting and ore-processing equipment) and land (where the minerals are located). In fact, these two may be more important than what employees carry around in their heads. Evaluate the mining executive’s comments. 6. It is said that the CEO and other corporate leaders are keepers of the organisation’s memory. What does this mean, and how does it affect the CEO’s influence on organisational effectiveness? 7. A common refrain among executives is, ‘People are our most important asset.’ Relate this statement to any two of the four perspectives of organisational effectiveness presented in this chapter. Does this statement apply better to some perspectives than to others? Why or why not? 8. Corporate social responsibility is one of the hottest issues in corporate boardrooms these days, partly because it is becoming increasingly important to employees and other stakeholders. In your opinion, why have stakeholders given CSR more attention recently? Does abiding by CSR standards potentially cause companies to have conflicting objectives with some stakeholders in some situations? The fast-fashion success of Zara CASE STUDY Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. By Steven L. McShane, Newcastle Business School (Australia) Zara is the flagship brand of the world’s largest retail clothing company, Inditex (which also owns Pull & Bear, Stradivarius and other brands). So what exactly is the secret of the Spanish retail fashion juggernaut’s success? The concise answer is that Zara has created organisational systems, structures and practices that align with the complex meaning of ‘organisational effectiveness’. In the fashion industry, customer preferences change quickly and have limited predictability. Zara maintains a close fit with that turbulent environment by experimenting with numerous new styles and receiving almost immediate and continuous feedback about which ones are most popular. This feedback allows the organisation to learn what adjustments would make styles more appealing and then to quickly produce and deliver new or revised versions to match current demand. Zara practically invented the notion of ‘fast fashion’, whereby a company responds rapidly to customer preferences and fashion trends. Most other retailers, by contrast, produce a limited variety of styles, offer only two or three batches of new designs each year and require up to six months for those designs to show up in stores. The nucleus of Zara’s process is an aircraft hangar-sized room at its headquarters in A Coruña, Spain. In the centre of the room is a long line of desks that face each other. Here, regional managers from two dozen countries are in daily contact with each of the company’s 6000 stores in 86 countries. Sales staff in those stores are trained to ask customers about why they bought a garment or how an item of clothing could be designed more to their liking. The customer responses are then quickly reported back to headquarters. On both sides of the vast room are designers and other staff who use this continuous store feedback to revise existing styles and spark ideas for new designs. Suppose several regional managers receive reports that the new line of women’s white jackets is selling slowly; but customers have told sales staff they would buy that style of jacket if it came in a cream colour with silkier fabric. Designers receive this information and quickly get to work designing a cream-coloured jacket in the preferred material. (Zara even employs fashion models in the central operations building; they model new fashion items as soon as prototypes are made, and the organisation is able to quickly photograph the items for marketing purposes.) (continued) McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Most fashion retailers rely on independent manufacturers in distant countries that require several months’ lead time to produce a garment. While Zara also sources from these low-cost manufacturers to some extent, half of its garments are made ‘in proximity’ by its own manufacturing facilities in Spain, Portugal and Turkey. This ‘nearby manufacturing’ costs more, but it often takes less than three weeks for a new design from these factories to arrive in stores, which receive new stock twice weekly. Discussion questions 1 2 Apply the open systems perspective to explain how Zara has been effective in the fast fashion business. What does the open systems perspective suggest might pose future risks to Zara’s success? Identify other perspectives of organisational effectiveness that explain Zara’s success in more detail. Sources: N. Tokatli, ‘Global Sourcing: Insights from the Global Clothing Industry—the Case of Zara, a Fast Fashion Retailer’, Journal of Economic Geography 8, no. 1 (2008): 21–38; L. Osborne, ‘High Street Fashion Chain Zara Is Hit by “Slave Labour” Outcry’, Daily Mail (London, UK), 2013, 25; S. R. Levine, ‘How Zara Took Customer Focus to New Heights’, Credit Union Times, 2013, 10; C. Nogueir, ‘How Inditex Rules the Weaves, and Plans to Carry on Doing So’, El Pais (Madrid, Spain), 24 April 2013, 4; G. Ruddick, ‘Spain’s Leader in Fast Fashion Has Much to Teach British Store Rivals’, Daily Telegraph (London), 15 March 2013, 2; ‘The Cult of Zara’, Sunday Independent (Dublin, Ireland), 10 February 2013, 24. WEB EXERCISE Diagnosing organisational stakeholders Purpose This exercise is designed to help you understand how stakeholders influence organisations as part of the open-systems anchor. Materials Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Students need to select a company and, prior to class, retrieve and analyse publicly available information from the past year or two about that company. This may include annual reports, which are usually found on the websites of publicly traded companies. Where possible, students should also scan full-text newspaper and magazine databases for articles published over the previous year about the company. Instructions The instructor may have students work alone or in groups for this activity. Students will select a company and investigate the relevance and influence of various stakeholder groups on the organisation. Stakeholders can be identified from annual reports, newspaper articles, website statements and other available sources. Stakeholders should be ordered by rank in terms of their perceived importance to the organisation. Students should be prepared to present or discuss their rank-ordering of the organisation’s stakeholders, including evidence for this ordering. Discussion questions 1 2 3 What are the main reasons why certain stakeholders are more important than others for this organisation? On the basis of your knowledge of the organisation’s environmental situation, is this rank order of stakeholders in the organisation’s best interest, or should specific other stakeholders be given higher priority? What societal groups, if any, are not mentioned as stakeholders by the organisation? Should the organisation have referred to these groups? Why or why not? McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. 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Due to the nature of this activity, the instructor will provide the answers to these questions. There is no scoring key in Appendix B (online). 1. 2. True True 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. True True True True True 8. 9. 10. True True True FalseA happy worker is a productive worker. FalseA decision maker’s effectiveness increases with the number of choices or alternatives available to her or him. FalseOrganisations are more effective when they minimise conflict among employees. FalseEmployees have more power with many close friends than with many acquaintances. FalseCompanies are more successful when they have strong corporate cultures. FalseEmployees perform better without stress. FalseThe best way to change people and organisations is by pinpointing the source of their current problems. FalseFemale leaders involve employees in decisions to a greater degree than do male leaders. FalseThe best decisions are made without emotion. FalseIf employees feel they are paid unfairly, nothing other than changing their pay will reduce their feelings of injustice. Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. Endnotes 1. Freelancer website www.freelancer.com, accessed 23 March 2018. 2. Ai Group Workforce Development Education and Training Policy Team, ‘The Emergence of the Gig Economy’, http:// cdn.aigroup.com.au (August 2016). 3. J. Giancotti, ‘This Australian Startup Is The Uber For Freelancers’, Forbes, 28 March 2017, www.forbes.com; J. Stensholt, ‘Envato: The Most Profitable Start-up You Haven’t Heard of’, Australian Financial Review, 26 October 2016, www .afr.com. 4. ‘What’s Wrong with the Gig Economy? ’, https://worksmart. org.uk, accessed 23 March 2018. 5. J. Healy, A Pekarek and D. Nicholson, ‘Gig Economy Businesses Like Uber and Airtasker Need to Evolve to Survive’, The Conversation, https://theconversation.com (2017). 6. T. R. 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Henry, ‘Making the Link between Work-Life Balance Practices and Organisational Performance’, Human Resource Management Review 19, no. 1 (2009): 9–22; M.J. Sirgy and D.-J. Lee, ‘Work-Life Balance: An Integrative Review’, Applied Research in Quality of Life (2017): 1–26. The systematic foundations of work-life conflict are discussed in: J. C. Williams, J. L. Berdahl and J.A. Vandello, ‘Beyond WorkLife “Integration’, Annual Review of Psychology 67, no. 1 (2016): 515–539. 44. University of South Australia, ‘Australian Work and Life Index (AWALI)’, available at http://www.unisa.edu.au/ Research/Centre-for-Work-Life/Our-research/Current-Research/ Australian-Work-And-Life-Index 45. T. L. Johns, ‘The Third Wave of Virtual Work’, Harvard Business Review 91, no. 1 (2013): 66–73. 46. Regus, ‘The Workplace Revolution—picture of flexible working 2017’, https://www.regus.com/work-us/the-workplace-revolution, accessed 23 March 2018. 47. M. C. Noonan and J. L. 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The WestJet quotation is from: R. Marowits, ‘More Employees Working from Home in Shift to “Telecommuting”’, Toronto Star, 23 May 2016. 52. Y. Redrup, ‘Home Workers Do Longer Hours for Less’, The Age (Melbourne), 1 November 2014. 53. C. A. Bartel, A. Wrzesniewski and B. M. Wiesenfeld, ‘Knowing Where You Stand: Physical Isolation, Perceived Respect, and Organizational Identification among Virtual Employees’, Organization Science 23, no. 3 (2011): 743–757; J. Mahler, ‘The Telework Divide: Managerial and Personnel Challenges of Telework’, Review of Public Personnel Administration 32, no. 4 (2012): 407–418. 54. T. A. O’Neill, L. A. Hambley and G. S. Chatellier, ‘Cyberslacking, Engagement, and Personality in Distributed Work Environments’, Computers in Human Behavior 40 (2014): 152–160; N. W. Van Yperen, E. F. Rietzschel and K. M. M. De Jonge, ‘Blended Working: For Whom It May (Not) Work’, PLoS ONE 9, no. 7 (2014): e102921; D. Karis, D. Wildman and A. Mané, ‘Improving Remote Collaboration with Video Conferencing and Video Portals’, Human–Computer Interaction 31, no. 1 (2016): 1–58. 55. Most of these anchors are mentioned in: J. D. Thompson, ‘On Building an Administrative Science’, Administrative Science Quarterly 1, no. 1 (1956): 102–111. 56. This anchor has a colourful history dating back to critiques of business schools in the 1950s. Soon after, systematic research became a mantra by many respected scholars. See, for example: Thompson, ‘On Building an Administrative Science’. 57. J. Pfeffer and R. I. Sutton, Hard Facts, Dangerous Half-Truths, and Total Nonsense (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 2006); D. M. Rousseau and S. McCarthy, ‘Educating Managers from an Evidence-Based Perspective’, Academy of Management Learning & Education 6, no. 1 (2007): 84–101; R. B. Briner and D. M. Rousseau, ‘Evidence-Based I–O Psychology: Not There Yet’, Industrial and Organizational Psychology 4, no. 1 (2011): 3–22. 58. J. M. Bartunek, ‘Evidence-Based Approaches in I–O Psychology Should Address Worse Grumbles’, Industrial and Organizational Psychology 4, no. 1 (2011): 72–75; M. J. Burke, ‘Is There a Fly in the ‘Systematic Review’ Ointment? ’, Industrial and Organizational Psychology 4, no. 1 (2011): 36–39; M. A. Cronin and R. Klimoski, ‘Broadening the View of What Constitutes “Evidence”’, Industrial and Organizational Psychology 4, no. 1 (2011): 57–61. 59. S. L. Rynes, T. L. Giluk and K. G. Brown, ‘The Very Separate Worlds of Academic and Practitioner Periodicals in Human Resource Management: Implications for Evidence-Based Management’, Academy of Management Journal 50, no. 5 (2007): 987–1008; D. J. Cohen, ‘The Very Separate Worlds of Academic and Practitioner Publications in Human Resource Management: Reasons for the Divide and Concrete Solutions for Bridging the Gap’, Academy of Management Journal 50, no. 5 (2007): 1013–1019; E. E. Lawler, ‘Why HR Practices Are Not Evidence-Based’, Academy of Management Journal 50, no. 5 (2007): 1033–1036. 60. J. Greenberg and E. C. Tomlinson, ‘Situated Experiments in Organizations: Transplanting the Lab to the Field’, Journal of Management 30, no. 5 (2004): 703–724. 61. J. Pfeffer and R. I. Sutton, Hard Facts, Dangerous Half-Truths, and Total Nonsense (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 2006). 62. M. N. Zald, ‘More Fragmentation? Unfinished Business in Linking the Social Sciences and the Humanities’, Administrative Science Quarterly 41 (1996): 251–261; C. Heath and S. B. Sitkin, ‘Big-B Versus Big-O: What Is Organizational McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 34 07/19/18 07:20 AM Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour About Organizational Behavior? ’, Journal of Organizational Behavior 22 (2001): 43–58; C. Oswick, P. Fleming and G. Hanlon, ‘From Borrowing to Blending: Rethinking the Processes of Organizational Theory Building’, Academy of Management Review 36, no. 2 (2011): 318–337. 63. D. M. Rousseau and Y. Fried, ‘Location, Location, Location: Contextualizing Organizational Research’, Journal of Organizational Behavior 22, no. 1 (2001): 1–3; C. M. Christensen and M. E. Raynor, ‘Why Hard-Nosed Executives Should Care About Management Theory’, Harvard Business Review (2003): 66–74. For an excellent critique of the ‘one best way’ approach in early management scholarship, see P. F. Drucker, ‘Management’s New Paradigms’, Forbes (1998): 152–177. 64. H. L. Tosi and J. W. Slocum Jr., ‘Contingency Theory: Some Suggested Directions’, Journal of Management 10 (1984): 9–26. 65. D. M. H. Rousseau and R. J. House, ‘Meso Organizational Behavior: Avoiding Three Fundamental Biases’, in Trends in Organizational Behavior, ed. C. L. Cooper and D. M. Rousseau (Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, 1994), 13–30. 66. F. Manjoo and J. Caplan, ‘Apple Nation’, Fast Company, no. 147 (2010): 69–76; R. L. Brandt, One Click: Jeff Bezos and the Rise of Amazon.com (New York: Portfolio/Penguin, 2011); ‘World’s Most Admired Companies’, Fortune (Time, Inc., February 2017), http://beta. fortune.com/worlds-mostadmired-companies/ (accessed 27 February 2017). 67. S. A. Mohrman, C. B. Gibson and A. M. Mohrman Jr., ‘Doing Research That Is Useful to Practice: A Model and Empirical Exploration’, Academy of Management Journal 44 (April 2001); J. P. Walsh et al., ‘On the Relationship between Research and Practice: Debate and Reflections’, Journal of Management Inquiry 16, no. 2 (June 2007). Similarly, in 1961, Harvard business professor Fritz Roethlisberger proposed that the field of OB is concerned with human behaviour ‘from the points of view of both (a) its determination . . . and (b) its improvement’. See P. B. Vaill, ‘F. J. Roethlisberger and the Elusive Phenomena of Organizational Behavior’, Journal of Management Education 31, no. 3 (2007): 321–338. 68. R. H. Hall, ‘Effectiveness Theory and Organizational Effectiveness’, Journal of Applied Behavioral Science 16, no. 4 (1980): 536–545; K. Cameron, ‘Organizational Effectiveness: Its Demise and Re-Emergence through Positive Organizational Scholarship’, in Great Minds in Management, ed. K. G. Smith and M. A. Hitt (New York: Oxford University Press, 2005), 304–330. 69. S. C. Selden and J. E. Sowa, ‘Testing a Multi-Dimensional Model of Organizational Performance: Prospects and Problems’, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 14, no. 3 (2004): 395–416; A. A. Amirkhanyan, H. J. Kim, and K. T. Lambright, ‘The Performance Puzzle: Understanding the Factors Influencing Alternative Dimensions and Views of Performance’, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 24, no. 1 (2014): 1–34. 70. Chester Barnard gives one of the earliest descriptions of organisations as systems interacting with external environments and that are composed of subsystems. See: C. Barnard, The Functions of the Executive (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1938), esp. Ch. 6. Also see: F. E. Kast and J. E. Rosenzweig, ‘General Systems Theory: Applications for Organization and Management’, Academy of 35 Management Journal 15, no. 4 (1972): 447–465; P. M. 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Social capital is discussed later in this book as the good will and resulting resources shared among members in a social network. The two concepts may be identical (as those writers suggest). However, we continue to use ‘relationship capital’ for intellectual capital because social capital typically refers to individual relationships whereas relationship capital also includes value not explicit in social capital, such as the organisation’s goodwill and brand value. 85. G. Huber, ‘Organizational Learning: The Contributing Processes and Literature’, Organizational Science 2 (1991): 88–115; D. A. Garvin, Learning in Action: A Guide to Putting the Learning Organization to Work (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 2000); H. Shipton, ‘Cohesion or Confusion? Towards a Typology for Organizational Learning Research’, International Journal of Management Reviews 8, no. 4 (2006): 233–252; D. Jiménez-Jiménez and J. G. Cegarra-Navarro, ‘The Performance Effect of Organizational Learning and Market Orientation’, Industrial Marketing Management 36, no. 6 (2007): 694–708. One recent study suggests that these organisational learning processes aren’t always beneficial because they may be more costly or burdensome than the value they create. See: S. S. Levine and M. J. Prietula, ‘How Knowledge Transfer Impacts Performance: A Multilevel Model of Benefits and Liabilities’, Organization Science 23, no. 6 (2012): 1748–1766. 86. K. Prince, ‘More collaboration between Australian Businesses Could Grow the Economy by Billions’, Business Insider, 10 January 2018, www.businessinsider.com.au. 87. K. Prince, ‘More Collaboration between Australian Businesses Could Grow the Economy by Billions’, Business Insider, 10 January 2018, www.businessinsider.com.au. 88. B. van den Hooff and M. Huysman, ‘Managing Knowledge Sharing: Emergent and Engineering Approaches’, Information & Management 46, no. 1 (2009): 1–8. 89. R. 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Jeong and M. Choi, ‘The Impact of High- Performance Work Systems on Firm Performance: The Moderating Effects of the Human Resource Function’s Influence’, Journal of Management & Organization 22, no. 3 (2016): 328–348. 96. M. Subramony, ‘A Meta-Analytic Investigation of the Relationship between HRM Bundles and Firm Performance’, Human Resource Management 48, no. 5 (2009): 745–768. 97. L.-Q. Wei and C.-M. Lau, ‘High Performance Work Systems and Performance: The Role of Adaptive Capability’, Human McShane, S., Olekalns, M., Newman, A., & Martin, A. (2018). Ebook organisational behaviour 6e : Emerging knowledge. global insights. ProQuest Ebook Central <a onclick=window.open('http://ebookcentral.proquest.com','_blank') href='http://ebookcentral.proquest.com' target='_blank' style='cursor: pointer;'>http://ebookcentral.proquest.com</a> Created from murdoch on 2021-10-02 04:41:40. mcs21649_ch01_001-038.indd 36 07/19/18 07:20 AM Copyright © 2018. McGraw-Hill Education (Australia) Pty Limited. All rights reserved. CHAPTER 1 Introduction to the field of organisational behaviour Relations 63, no. 10 (2010): 1487–1511; J. Camps and R. LunaArocas, ‘A Matter of Learning: How Human Resources Affect Organizational Performance’, British Journal of Management 23, no. 1 (2012): 1–21; R. R. Kehoe and P. M. Wright, ‘The Impact of High-Performance Human Resource Practices on Employees’ Attitudes and Behaviors’, Journal of Management 39, no. 2 (2013): 366–391. 98. A. Asmawi and K-W. Chew, ‘High Performance Work Practices (HPWP) in Malaysian R&D Organizations’, Journal of Advanced Management Science, Vol. 4, No. 6, (2016): 467–470. 99. G. Murray et al., eds, Work and Employment Relations in the High-Performance Workplace (London: Continuum, 2002); B. Harley, ‘Hope or Hype? High Performance Work Systems’, in Participation and Democracy at Work: Essays in Honour of Harvie Ramsay, ed. B. Harley, J. Hyman and P. Thompson (Houndsmills, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005), 38–54. 100. A. L. Friedman and S. Miles, Stakeholders: Theory and Practice (New York: Oxford University Press, 2006); M. L. Barnett, ‘Stakeholder Influence Capacity and the Variability of Financial Returns to Corporate Social Responsibility’, Academy of Management Review 32, no. 3 (2007): 794–816; R. E. Freeman, J. S. Harrison and A. C. Wicks, Managing for Stakeholders: Survival, Reputation, and Success (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2007). 101. R. Moss Kanter and D. Fox, ‘Uber and Stakeholders: Managing a New Way of Riding’ Harvard Business School Teaching Note 316-004, July 2015 (revised March 2016), https://www. hbs.edu; S. Butler and G. Topham, ‘Uber Stripped of London Licence Due to Lack of Corporate Responsibility’ The Guardian, 23 September 2017, www.theguardian.com; L. Bershidisky ‘Uber’s Big Problem is a Culture of Dishonesty’, Bloomberg views column, 22 November 2017, www.bloomberg.com. 102. A. 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Parmar et al., ‘Stakeholder Theory: The State of the Art’, Academy of Management Annals 4, no. 1 (2010): 403–445. 104. B. M. Meglino and E. C. Ravlin, ‘Individual Values in Organizations: Concepts, Controversies, and Research’, Journal of Management 24, no. 3 (1998): 351–389; A. Bardi and S. H. Schwartz, ‘Values and Behavior: Strength and Structure of Relations’, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 29, no. 10 (2003): 1207–1220; S. Hitlin and J. A. Pilavin, ‘Values: Reviving a Dormant Concept’, Annual Review of Sociology 30 (2004): 359–393. 37 105. Some popular books that emphasise the importance of personal and organisational values include: J. C. Collins and J. I. Porras, Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies (London: Century, 1995); C. A. O’Reilly III and J. Pfeffer, Hidden Value (Cambridge, MA: Harvard Business School Press, 2000); J. 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Information about Y’ello Care activities in Rwanda and other countries was also acquired at https://www.mtn.com. 112. M. Friedman, Capitalism and Freedom, 40th Anniversary edn (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2002), Ch. 8; N. Vorster, ‘An Ethical Critique of Milton Friedman’s Doctrine on Economics and Freedom’, Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 9, no. 26 (2010): 163–188. 113. Net Impact, Talent Report: What Workers Want in 2012, Net Impact (San Francisco: 2012); D. Kiron et al., ‘Sustainability Nears a Tipping Point’, MIT Sloan Management Review 53, no. 2 (2012): 69–74. 114. A. B. Carroll and K. M. Shabana, ‘The Business Case for Corporate Social Responsibility: A Review of Concepts, Research and Practice’, International Journal of Management Reviews 12, no. 1 (2010): 85–105; H. Aguinis and A. Glavas, ‘What We Know and Don’t Know About Corporate Social Responsibility: A Review and Research Agenda’, Journal of Management 38, no. 4 (2012): 932–968. 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