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Management by Objectives (MBO)
program that encompasses specific goals that are tangible, verifiable, and measurable, participatively set, for an explicit period, with feedback on progress toward goal
Linking MBO and Goal-Setting Theory
-hard goals result in high level of performance
-MBO specific goals and feedback
Behavior Modification
1) identify behavior
2) measure behavior
3) identify behavioral contingencies
4) develop and implement an intervention strategy
5) evaluate performance improvement
Linking OB to Reinforcement Theory
-positive reinforcement
-OB Mod uses concepts to provide managers with powerful/proven means for changing behavior
Employee Recognition Programs
most powerful motivator
-consistent with reinforcement theory
-low-cost
- if programs manipulative undermines and demoralizes employees
Employee Involvement programs
designed to encourage increased commitment to organization's success
1)participative management- joint decision making
2)Representative Participation- councils, board of representatives
3)Employee Stock Ownership Plans- company itself owned by employees
Job Rotation
-cross training
-periodic shift of employee from one task to another; reduces boredom, increasing motivation by different activities
Job Enlargement
increasing number and variety of tasks individual performs
Job Enrichment
vertical expansion jobs
- increases degree which worker controls planning, execution, evaluation
-benefits allows worker to do complete activity, more freedom, independence, responsibility
Flextime
flexible hours; reduce absenteeism, increase productivity, overtime expenses; but doesn't work for every job
Job Sharing
-recent scheduling innovation, allows two or more individuals to split 40-hour job; increase flexibility; drawback hard to find compatible employees
Telecommuting
virtual office
lets employees do work at least 2 days a week at home
Variable Pay Programs
compensation based on performance
- piece-rate plans; wage incentives; profit sharing ; bonuses; gainsharing
Expectancy Theory and Variable-Pay Programs
expect to be compensated for degree of effort in company; work harder
Skill-based pay plans
-number of skills and how many jobs they can do
-leads to greater employee performance and satisfaction
Redirecting Troublesome Behavior
1) Identify Concern: establish behavior is troublesome; separate problem from person
2) Consequences Defined: consequences desired?why they should change
3) Identify Ideal or Dream: invite to change, improve
4) Develop Plan: counsel as they plan; write down plan
5) Supported Plan: accountability, rewards, remain nonjudgemental