Organizational Behavior individuals interacting in response to internal and external forces in a group.

1. Group 8 Presentation
What is O.B?
By Sheri Saenz, Gabino Saenz, Liz Sowles, Elba Sierra

2. Overview
 External factors affecting an organization
 Internal factors: organization and social
 Interaction of internal & external factors

3. Model & Group Definition
Model
“Jenga” style blocks – Giant Tumble Blocks
Definition
The way that individuals react in response to internal
and external forces in a work group.

4. External forces
 Customer demands
(Houston Chronicle)
 Economic conditions
( GCSE & IGCSE Business Studies)
 Technology

5. Internal Forces: Organization
 Structure
 People
 Technology

6. Internal Forces: Organization
 Structure
 Organizational roles and relationship
 People
 Diversity
 Technology
 Machinery

7. Internal Forces: Social
 What these forces are
 How they impact OB
 How “Jenga” style blocks illustrates
these forces

8. Internal Forces: Social

9. How Internal and External Forces Work Together
 External Forces
 Internal Factors
 Interaction

10. Resources
 GCSE & IGCSE Business Studies, Business & the External Environment
(Overview), Jim Riley, October 24, 2012
 Houston Chronicle, Factors in the External Environment That Influence
Employee Behavior, Angie Mohr, accessed November 21, 2012.
 LeDoux, Jared, C. Allen Gorman, and David Woehr. “The Impact of
Interpersonal Perceptions on Team Processes: A Social Relations
Analysis.” Small Group Research, 43.3 (2012): 356-382
 “Management Portal by Recklies Management Project.” Management Portal by
Recklies Management Project. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Nov. 2012.
 Robbins, Stephen P., and Time Judge. Organizational Behavior. 15th ed.
Boston: Pearson, 2013. Print.

11. Thank you for your attention.
 Questions?