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Organizational Behavior (OB)

Employee Motivation at Amazon

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Employee motivation describes the kind of commitment, effort, energy, and creativity that employees within an organization bring into their work. Whether an organization operates in a shrinking or a growing economy, the management has a responsibility of finding ways to motivate employees with the purpose of creating a positive attitude towards their work or retaining them for their services. Various theories define motivation as the performance of particular works within the organization because the employee is comfortable and wants to do so (Sanjeev & Surya, 2016).

Employee Satisfaction and Motivation

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In organizations, employees work under the management systems’ directions and guidance that ensure the full accomplishment of organizational objectives. As organizations’ main assets, employees put in efforts towards achieving the set organizational objectives, making them a vital and integral part of their various organizations. In most cases, employees are expected to showcase or display a positive attitude towards their tasks for the organization’s proper functioning. Management systems of organizations usually focus on the effectiveness and enhancement of performance regarding resources, processes, and, more importantly, the employees (Ahmad et al., 2010).

IT Governance and Organizational Issues

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While working at Deloitte, I majored in the IT department, and the following is a reflection of the lessons I learned from within the company, as well as from auditing level for companies in the areas of IT governance and Ethics. First, I noted that many organizations we served optimized COBIT framework in risk management, resource management and performance management. In employing IT governance, one of the issues mostly considered is the integration of IT assessment tools which help teams working on projects to have continuous assessment of their delivery and work targets.

Organizational Behavior

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Customer service standards outline the relationship and interactions that the business owner, management and employees establish with their customers, which lead to customer expectation and satisfaction (Parmenter, 2015). For the employees, some customer service standards may include;

Organizational Behavior

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Within organizations, it is important to learn how people interact and carry out themselves around the workplace (Aswathappa & Reddy, 2009). This is usually meant to structure ways of creating efficiency and a conducive environment for workers and employees, to improve company operations. Organizational behavior is defined as the systematic learning or study of how people act, and the kind of attitude they present within their organizations.
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