MANAGEMENT & ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
Management and Organisational Behaviour Customer Inserts His /Her Name Customer Inserts Grade Course Customer Inserts Tutor 's Name Aug 4 , 2010 Table of contents Introduction .3 Employee Recognition Program .4 Reward and Recognition System in Rainer Pacific Bank .5 Employee Motivation .6 Motivating Sales Force .6-8 Motivating Middle Managers .9-11 References .12 Introduction The people working inside an organisation are perpetually trained to perform their assigned jobs while keeping up with the responsibilities that are assigned to them as a part of

that job . This is apparently a practical or technical procedure which comprises of learning about the do 's and don 'ts of the job regardless of the nature or type . Although the technical aspects of a job only represent a small fraction of the work activity that is being carried out , but in fact , people doing any kind of job have so many other contacts which could be in the form of teams or groups within a department , or the customers , the suppliers and the list goes on . These contacts are both formal and informal . Robins S (1998 ) believe that most of the jobs require an element of convincing people to co-operate in some action , priority or request which includes an extent of nuisance to them as well
As a manager , it is essential to know the tactics of dealing with such employees who are never happy or co-operative and to with those counterparts who are looking for a career advancement and tries to compete in order to...
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