(Robbins, 2001, p. 70) That is to say that internal caused behavior is under the control of the individual and externally caused behavior is the result of outside causes not under the control of the individual. ... It is essentially a trial and error system; "if at first you don't succeed, try and try again" would sum up this theory. ... Robbins sums up how organizational behavior can make a difference when he says, "organizational behavior offers both challenges and opportunities for managers. ... (p. 26) Robbins goes on to say "it can help improve quality and employee productivity ...

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Not every individual is cut out for the job, some people demonstrate a higher capacity to do it well while others may lack some of the key characteristics needed. ... Sensing types are not fond of arising problems that do not have a standard way of being resolved, they don't make many errors, are good at precise work but can get impatient when details get complicated, they also like creating their own way of doing things. Thinking types "make decisions based primarily on logic and on objective analysis of cause and effect." A thinking type can control their emotions well but have a tenden...

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In the following we will also look at how useful business processing mapping methods can be and which one is more applicable during the analysis process. This will be an overall review of the methods an analyst can use to confirm an effective understanding of the project requirements and how best to determine for the project. ... When looking at the flip side it can be very time consuming and costly depending on how many people are involved in the review process. ... That and the human factor involved can really cause issues when someone knows they are being observed it may not be as natural....

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