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Productive Behaviors
Employee behavior that contributes positively
to the goals and objectives of the organization.
These can be productive behaviors that are
measurable through performance metrics
based on set standards.
It refers to behavior that leads to desirable
results or achieves goals in the workplace
Job Performance
It is behaviors that employees engage in
while at work that contribute to
organizational goals.
It represents behaviors that are formally
evaluated by the organization as part of
the employee’s responsibilities and duties.
Effectiveness
Evaluation of results of
an employee’s job
performance
Productivity
Cost of achieving a
level of performance
or effectiveness
Utility
the value of a given
level of performance,
effectiveness, or
productivity for the
organization
In-Role (Task) Performance
refers to performance on the technical
aspects of an employee's job.
Extra-Role (Contextual) Performance
refers to nontechnical abilities
Organizational
Citizenship Behaviors
It refers to behaviors that are not part of
employees’ formal job descriptions, or
behaviors for which employees are not
formally rewarded.
These are believed to enhance the
effectiveness of groups and organizations
Altruism
These are “helping behaviors”.
Courtesy
Basic consideration for others
Sportsmanship
Exhibited by not engaging in certain forms of behavior
Conscientiousness
Being a good citizen at work
Civic Virtue
Focuses on behavior that helps a group or the whole organization
Innovation
These are instances in which employees
come up with very novel ideas or concepts
that further the goals of the organization.
Most visible forms are through new
products and services in an organization
Counterproductive
Behaviors
Can be referred to as workplace deviance
It refers to voluntary behaviors against other employees or the organization in contravention of an organization’s values, practices, and procedures
Withdrawal
Types of
Counterproductive
Behaviors
Abuse
Types of
Counterproductive
Behaviors
Product Deviance
Types of
Counterproductive
Behaviors
Theft
Types of
Counterproductive
Behaviors
Sabotage
Types of
Counterproductive
Behaviors