Great Leadership with Jacob Morgan is a weekly show where Jacob has in-depth conversations with the world’s top business leaders, best-selling authors, and thinkers.
Talking About Organizations Podcast is a monthly (two weeks on, two weeks off) conversational podcast about management and organization studies. Delivered in a format best described as somewhere between a reading group and a panel discussion, the podcast tackles one book/journal article/idea per episode. It is free, not-for-profit and publicly available for all to enjoy!
BUSN 689: Organizational Behavior —
Engage in a comprehensive examination of organizational behavior theories including analysis at individual, group, and organizational levels. Individual levels include perception, personality, and motivation. Group levels include decision-making, group dynamics, and team building. Organizational levels include effective communication, empowerment, leadership, diversity, cross-cultural issues, and conflict resolution. Experiential activities provide opportunities for theoretical application and real-world understanding.
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This is a list of quality business OA journals that can be accessed free from anywhere.
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Kettering subscribes electronically to 11 of the top 20 Business journals as determined by Journal Citation Reports and Google Scholar. These journals are listed below and are a good place to start your research.
Off-campus students will need their entire 14-digit Kettering ID to gain access. If you do not have your student number, please contact the library.