Objective
Acomprehensive purpose or vision an individual or organization expects to achieve within a specified timeframe;
usually consisting
of the accomplishment of a number of subordinate goals.On The Job Training (OJT) Worker training that takes place during the execution of normal employee responsibilities, usually
facilitated by a
professional trainer or experienced employee and supported by formal training initiatives.Open Door Management Policy (ODM) A management philosophy that provides all employees the
opportunity to participatein making management decisions. Open-Door Communication
Policy A management practice characterized by a policy in which employees are permitted direct access to senior executives without having to go through formalized lines of authority.
Organizing
The management discipline that deals with the efficient arrangement and coordination of the resources
necessary to achieve planned
organizational goals and objectives.
Organizational Behavior The impact of the actions
and attitudes of individuals and groups toward one another and toward the organization
as a whole, on
the organization's overall performance.Organizational
Culture See corporate culture. Organizational Chart A visual representation of
how an organization structures lines of authority, responsibility and communicationin which power typically flows downwards
and accountability flows
upwards.Organization DevelopmentAn
educationaldiscipline involving the theory and practice of employing behavioral scienceknowledge in a system-wide approach to improving organizational effectiveness through the creation, improvement
and reinforcement of appropriate strategies, structures and processes.Organizational Learning (OL)An organization-wide
continuous process aimed at enhancing an its capability to apply knowledge through systemic integration for continual performance
improvement (see knowledge management).Organizational Performance Input An
element or factor existing within an organization's structure that has an impact on an individual's performance level.Organizational
Structure The manner in which the people, functions, systemsand processes of an organization are assembled and organized.