Essay and PPT
The outline of CLA2:
a) Introduction – A brief introduction of what I learned in general from the course.
b) Detailed discussion about the important concepts learned:
· Interpersonal competencies: Define the concept of interpersonal competencies and
discuss how the interpersonal competencies play a role in the development of organizational
behavior.
· Techniques for problem-solving: Introduce different kinds of techniques that are used for
problem-solving. Talk about one specific and widely-used technique in detail.
· Theories of Motivation: Define the motivation in the workforce and discuss how
motivation in my workplace can be stimulated.
· Leadership effectiveness: Define the concept of leadership effectiveness and discuss
how it will affect the organizational performance.
c) Apply two or three concepts in the above to my work setting and provide solutions
regarding the implementation of the concepts.
· How I will use the interpersonal competencies to interact with team members and gain
support from them.
· How I will use the techniques to solve some problems that I encountered during my
work.
d) Findings from PA1, CLA1
· Crowdsourcing: Crowdsourcing is a new business model including a variety of thinking
from various sides and can solve the problems faster (Aitamurto el, 2011). Through the
crowdsourcing, many companies like Threadless, have achieved great success.
· Leadership style: there are too many leadership styles. None of them are the same and
can be simply copied from organization to organization. The leadership style has to fit and
adapt to the situation of the organization and the followers.
e) Place-holders
· How to evaluate the steps involved in implementing teams, and develop an
understanding of how teams can outperform the performance of individuals.
· How to recruit and maintain talented employees.
· Findings from PA2.
Reference:
Aitamurto, Tanja & Leiponen, Aija & Tee, Richard. (2011). The Promise of Idea
Crowdsourcing – Benefits, Contexts, Limitations. Nokia Ideas Project.
Baldwin, T., Bommer, B., & Rubin, R. (2013). Managing organizational behavior: What great
managers know and do (2nd ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill ISBN: 978-0073530406