An Introduction To Organisational Behaviour For Managers And Engineers: A Group And Multicultural Approach Paperback

India

Kitchin, Duncan

An Introduction to Organisational Behaviour for Managers and Engineers: A Group and Multicultural Approach gives a comprehensive overview of how organisations work, with a special focus on group and team working, and issues of diversity and intercultural management. This second edition has been updated throughout, drawing on the latest literature, along with: a new chapter on organisational change, a process which all managers and engineers will encounter on the job; case studies and illustrations showing theories in action; more cross-referencing between chapters, showing how topics are interlinked. This concise textbook not only provides a practical introduction to organisational behaviour for management students, but is also specifically geared towards the needs of engineering students and professionals.

1138680834

9781138680838

English

Taylor & Francis Ltd

03 Sep 2017

246

Duncan Kitchin was appointed as a lecturer in Economics at the University of Liverpool, UK, in 1965 and went on to teach economics and organisational studies in a number of universities. He is also a qualified psychotherapist.

This book offers a highly readable and very concise introduction to organizational behavior that tells the lay person everything they need to know. It also provides a wealth of insights from the author's vast experience as a teacher and practitioner in the field. This beautifully written book is destined to become a classic. Kevin Dowd, Professor of Finance and Economics, Durham University, UK This book is relevant for anyone working with other people. Understanding what's going on in an organization, and the likely barriers to survival and success, is a basic requirement in management. Having worked at a senior level with companies such as Philips, Times Newspapers Ltd and NEC, and as a past Chairman of West London CBI, and NEC SPS (UK), I see this second edition as an easy and understandable entry into the world of personal corporate survival.