ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR: LITERATURE REVIEW 1
Organizational Behavior
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR: LITERATURE REVIEW 2
Abstract
The success rate of any organization can be gauged by the depth of its internal organizational
behavior and the structural environment. The composition and structure of various key
stakeholders in an organization, such as the management, supervisor, and subordinate staff,
determine the strength of associations in organizations. Equally important are the technological
processes, organizational culture, diversity, and policies of the establishment. Most leaders of
organizations envision their business enterprises as those that have the capability to manage
positive and impactful behavior that promote the organization's values and aid it in achieving its
goals. Multinational companies have learned the art of balancing global standardization and local
