Organisational Behaviour

N organization is a system of two or more people, engaged in cooperative action, trying to reach an agreed-upon purpose. Organisations are bound-bed systems of structured social interactions featuring the use of incentives, communication systems and authority relations, Examples of organizations include retail stores, universities, businesses and hospitals. This book business and hospitals. This book brings together much of the extensive knowledge about managing people’s behaviopur on organizations. Such information will help you better understand the behaviour of others as well as your own. The understanding you gain from this book will help you better understand the behaviopur of others as well as your own. The understanding you gain from this book will help you better meet the ultimate challenge of organizational behaviour.