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These tutorials will help you get guidance on various import
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Groups | Definition | Types | Stages | Reasons- MBA lecture
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Communication (Part 2) | Barriers to communication | Overcoming barriers | Organisational Behaviour
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Communication (Part1) | Elements | Process | Types | Organisational Behaviour
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Perception | Definition | Factors | Process | Organisational Behaviour
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Learning | Theories | Organisational Behaviour
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Personality - Part II | Organisational Behaviour
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Personality - Part I |Organisational Behaviour
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Attitude in OB - Concept, Characteristics & Components
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ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR- Definition, Nature, Elements & Approaches
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Controlling - Concept, Process & Techniques
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Leadership - Theories & styles
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Theories of motivation - Maslow, Herzberg, McGregor
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Span of management - With Graicunas formulae and easy explanation!
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Departmentation - Types, merits, demerits and examples
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Organisation Structure - Line & staff, Functional, Committee
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Definition, concept & importance of management
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Organizing - Concept & Process
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Functional areas of management/ organisational functions
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Managerial skills
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Planning - Process & Components
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System & Contingency Approach - Modern School of Management thought
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Behavioural science approach and its contributors (Maslow, Herzberg, McClelland, Likert)
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Human relations approach & Hawthorne experiments (explained in great detail!)
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Administrative Management - Henri Fayol's Approach
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SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT - F.W. Taylor - Principles & Elements
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Functions of Management- By Different Authors
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14 Principles of Management - Henri Fayol (Easiest way to remember)
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These tutorials will help you get guidance on various important modules of a management programme. It is very useful for students pursuing MBA/BBA. These descriptive and interactive videos are also a great tool which can be used by the faculty members of a management programme.
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