| Notes: | Introduction 1. Negative emotions at work
Özlem Öğütveren Gönül and Zühal Şenyuva 2. Who-dislikes-whom networks: bases and consequences of negative ties
Meral Kızrak, Cenk Sözen and Ali Gürsoy 3. Organizational cynicism
Cem Şen and H. Nejat Basım 4. Discrimination at work
Esra Aydın and H. Nejat Basım 5.Toxic leadership
Korhan ARUN 6.Dark side of organizational citizenship behaviors
Fatih Çetin 7. Negative aspects of organizational power
Deniz Dirik 8. Deviant behaviors at work
Demet Varoğlu and Aysun Doğan
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Summary: | "The Dark Side of Organizational Behavior aims to gather all the micro and meso level topics about the dark side of organizations that may guide management practitioners, researchers, and students. The history before the modern human civilization is full of multiple types of conflicts, wars, struggles and violence. Modernization project has constructed a desired reality of human being and has somehow concealed the dark side of human interactions. Through this outlook, this book explores the realities of the dark side of organizations and how these realities may have the potential to change previous assumptions about business life. The field of Organizational Behavior is dominated by the positive aspects of the business life, but conflict, war, struggle, and violence have always been a part of history. It is not possible to isolate organizational participants from negative emotions like hostility, dislike, hate, jealousy, rage, and revenge. A manager may devote most of their time to cope with conflicts, deviant behaviors, ambitious individuals, gossips, and dysfunctional rivalry among employees. It is evident that negative events and interactions among employees cost more time and energy for a manager than the positive side of organizational life. Therefore, exploring the realities of the dark side of organizations may have the potential to change previous assumptions about business life. This book will be of interest to researchers, academics, practitioners, and advanced students in the fields of organizational studies and behavior, human resource management, employment relations, and organizational psychology"--
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