organizational behaviour management

organizational behaviour management
organizational behaviour management UK US (UK also organisational behaviour management, US organizational behavior management) noun [U] (ABBREVIATION OBM)
HR, WORKPLACE, MANAGEMENT the process of examining the way employees of large companies or organizations think and behave in order to try to make them work more effectively

Financial and business terms. 2012.

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