ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

Organizational Behaviour

Organizational Behaviour

Personal Biography

Dilbert

Dilbert is a TV series, which is an animated and follow-on the humorist band of the similar name, produced by Adelaide Productions and circulated by Columbia TriStar TV. It was the highest rated pleasantry series, first showing at that phase in the network's account; it lasted two seasons on UPN and awarded a Primetime Emmy prior to its annulment. Scott Adams is the initiator of the Dilbert comic series and the biographer of several non-fiction efforts of production and general theory (Scott, 1997).

Enron

Enron Corporation now defunct U.S. Energy Company, complete the activities as a result of bankruptcy in 2001.The company's headquarters were located in Houston, State of Texas. During bankruptcy, Enron employed approximately 22,000 employees in 40 countries and is one of the leading companies in the world, in areas such as power generation, gas transportation, gas, communications, and pulp and paper production. In the non-manufacturing sector, company engaged in trading futures and derivatives businesses. It declared sales for 2000 amounted to about 101 billion dollars. Enron Corporation was formed in 1985 through the merger of InterNorth and Houston Natural Gas (BBC News, 2002, pp.a-2).

Stanford Prison

The aim of the experiment “The Stanford Prison Experiment” was to study the social behaviour between equal groups of prisoners and guards. The experience had been requested by the U.S. Army to understand the behaviour of IM when heading a military prison. The prisoners were greatly humiliated. They have such clean toilets with their hands or sleep naked on the floor. Prisoners quickly had psychological trauma, two of them have also to be evacuated. Twenty four students of Stanford University were randomly selected for the roles of guards and prisoners. The study was conducted in the year 1971. The guards were gathered on the eve of the experience to have a small briefing. The experiment was cut short and was terminated as the behaviour of guards became very cruel in six days. The prisoners were observed to be suffering from anxiety and depression as their liberty had been taken from them.

Bob Knowlton

Bob Knowlton has been serving at Simmons Laboratories, where he had been generated in line with creating and inventing a photon correlator. With the success reaped through this project, another major assignment had been intended and given to him in line with establishing the lengthy procedures and the additional research that was required. The Dr. Jerrold brought in Fester to work along Knowlton. Fester was recognized to be more knowledgeable and was considered at par with Knowlton. Knowlton delegated the work to Fester and resulted in the strengthening of Fester while Knowlton's skills deteriorated.

The Wave

The events that led to the forming of the movie 'The Wave' date back to the year 1967 when Ron Jones, who was a teacher in a high school located near San Francisco, carried out an experiment involving his students which gave them an insight to the concept of fascism. He did this by means of acting in class the situations that caused the Nazis ...