Summary:
The book delves into the dynamics of organizational life, exploring how individuals and groups interact within systems and the patterns of behavior that emerge. It offers insights into the roles of power and context in shaping relationships and provides tools for understanding and improving organizational effectiveness.
Key points:
1. Organizational Behavior: Oshry suggests that an organization's structure influences how individuals act, with behaviors linked to one's role in the hierarchy.
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