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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Outline
- Organizational politics
- Organizational politics: definition
- Perceptions of organizational politics
- Political behavior
- Political skill
- Organizational politics summary
- Organizational politics and work stress
- Organizational politics and stress
- Perceived politics and stress
- Political behavior and stress
- Political skill and stress
- Work stress summary
- Transactional model of stress
- Conservation of resources theory
- Coping
- Work stress theories summary
- Integrative model of politics and well-being
- Politics and well-being
- Integrative model - Overview
- Process model of politics and stress
- Characteristics of the situation
- Individual differences
- Proximal outcomes
- Distal outcomes
- Integrative model of politics summary
- Managing politics at work
- Why manage politics?
- Organizations
- Supervisors
- Individual employees
- Conclusions
- Thank you
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Topics Covered
- Political climate
- Perceptions of organizational politics
- Political behavior
- Political skill
- Organizational politics and stress
- Transactional model of stress
- Conservation of resources theory
- Coping activities
- Politics and well-being
- Stress-related outcomes
- Managing politics at work
Talk Citation
Rosen, C.C. (2021, February 25). Organizational politics [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 8, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/JOOE6415.Export Citation (RIS)
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Transcript
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0:00
Hello. My name is Chris Rosen,
I'm an Associate Professor in the Department of Management in
the Sam M Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas.
I study organizational politics.
I have been doing research on this topic for
the past decade and the presentation that I'm going to give today,
I'll tell you some things that I've learned in the course of my studies
and describe some ways that you can manage politics in your organization.
0:26
This presentation is organized around five basic sections.
In the first section,
I define organizational politics.
Organizational politics is a complex topic and
several concepts fall under the umbrella of organizational politics.
I begin by setting the stage and providing a foundation for
understanding what's being referred to when I talk about politics at work.
In the second section,
I discuss the relationship of politics to work stress.
In the popular press,
politics at work have often been linked to stress.
They've been described as a stressor in the workplace.
I'm going to talk about what the academic literature says about this.
In the third section, I'm going to present a stress-based model of politics at work to
describe how employees react and how they're
affected by their experiences with politics in the workplace.
Then I'll identify how organizations, supervisors,
and individual employees can manage politics at
work so that they don't have negative effects on them.
Then finally, I'll present some conclusions that are drawn from this presentation.
1:34
Over the past two decades,
organizational scholars have directed a substantial amount
of time and effort towards studying organizational politics.
These researchers have identified a number of
important constructs that relate to the social and political environment at work.
In the following section,
I define organizational politics and discuss
three of the most popular constructs to emerge in this field.