Roll. No……
Total No. of
Questions: 15
MBA/MBA
(IB) (Sem.-1st)
ORGANISATIONAL
BEHAVIOUR
Subject
Code: MBA-102 (2012 Batch)
Paper
ID [C0102]
Time: 3 Hrs. Max.
Marks: 60
Instruction to Candidates:
1. Section-A contains six questions carrying five
marks each and students has to attempt any four questions.
2. Section-B
consists of four Subsections: Unit-I, II, III & IV. Each Subsection
contains Two questions each carrying Eight marks each and student has to
attempt any One question from each Subsection.
3. Section-C is Compulsory and consist of One case
Study carrying Eight marks.
SECTION-A
1.
Foundations of
Individual Behaviour.
2.
Transactional
Analysis.
3.
Difference
between Groups and Teams.
4.
Why people resist
change?
5.
What is Learning
Organization?
6.
What type of
Leadership is effective in India Culture?
SECTION-B
UNIT-I
7.
Define
Organizational Behaviour. Outline the challenges and opportunities for OB
practitioners in today’s culturally diverse organizations.
8.
Define
Personality. Outline the factors influencing personality of an individual
Critically discuss the various theories of personality.
UNIT-II
9.
What do you
understand by Motivation? Can you motivate people in your organization? If so,
How? Explain in detail with the help of the theories of Motivation?
10. Define Leadership. Critically evaluate the various
theories of leadership with their pros & cons in the present content.
UNIT-III
11. What is Conflict? What are its causes and how it can
be managed effectively? Explain?
12. Explain the process of group formation, outlining
the hindrance in it and how can they be overcome to form effective groups.
UNIT-IV
13. What is the role of Power & Politics in
organizations? Does it hinder organization performance or is it inevitable in
today’s context for survival. Discuss?
14. What is the difference between Planned &
Unplanned change? Which is easier and why? Explain.
SECTION-C
TEAM BUILDING
15. Colgomex is a large consumer products company. The
incumbent CEO of the company left and Mr. Chatterzi, who was second in command
to the CEO took over as CEO of the company. Mr. Rajesh Talwar is a senior
executive in the company and has his own views. He has after all been in the
business for a decade and a half and he thinks he knows how to tackle the slump
the industry is going through. He did not wast an time and talked to the new CEO and told him what he thought needed to be done in the
company. The CEO heard him out and suggested that he give him some time to
learn the ropes. Eventually when he did lay out his plant, Mr. Talwar was
shocked to see all his suggestions completely ignored. When he asked the CEO
about this, he responded cryptically that he wanted a team that supported him
completely and hinted that Mr. Talwar leave the company if he was unhappy. He
actually ventured far enough to offer his assistance in finding a new job for
Talwar. Mr. Talwar was shocked. He did not understand what to do. One option
was not to take it personally. It was probably just a mismatch between his and
the CEO’s style of functioning. The other option was to gracefully bow out
while he still retains the goodwill of the organization and colleagues. He
should start exploring opportunities elsewhere and take up the offer that suits
him the best. He is still undecided between these two options:
Questions:
1.
Do you think the
CEO has decided that Talwar does not fit into his team and that is why he has
asked him to quit?
2.
Which option
should Mr. Talwar follows, in your opinion?
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