Introduction to the Henry Stewart Talks organizational behavior series

Published on January 18, 2015   46 min

A selection of talks on Management, Leadership & Organisation

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RAMON J. ALDAG: Hi. I'm Ray Aldag. I'm at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Welcome to the Henry Stewart Talks Organizational Behavior Series.
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The Henry Stewart Talks OB series addresses key topics in organizational behavior, or what's generally called OB. As the OB series editor, I invited top scholars from around the world to participate. I was very delighted by their positive responses. Each of the more than 20 presentations in the series is made by an outstanding OB scholar in that scholar's key research area.
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London-based Henry Stewart Talks is committed to providing access to world-class seminars by leading thinkers and authorities from around the globe, in one online resource, whenever, wherever, and as often as it is wanted. Henry Stewart Talks publishes audio visual presentations by world leading experts in a user-friendly format. Every talk includes informative visuals, synchronized narration, and printable handouts of the PowerPoints. Talks of the OB series are generally organized from individual-level topics, such as personality, attitudes, and perceptions, to more macro factors such as managing teams and organizational culture. However, the presentations are largely independent and they can be flexibly used.
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There are a variety of uses for this series. One, of course, is just to provide the latest, most authoritative information from key scholars. Again, these are top scholars from around the world. It can also be used as a complement to an organizational behavior textbook. It could be the primary content for an online OB course. It could be used as one element of online learning. And it could be used in specialized courses, such as managing teams, managing change, leadership, motivation, or conflict management.
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