This week’s topics
Applying Organisational Behaviour in Tourism and Hospitality in practice: case studies
- Case analysis
- Linking theory to practice
- Evaluating evidence
- Organisational Behaviour Lab
- Leadership In HRM - applying the theories
What you will be able to do
- 1.1 Analyse the management structure of a tourism or hospitality organisation using models of organisational behaviour.
- 1.2 Evaluate the objectives of a tourism or hospitality organisation.
- 1.3 Critically evaluate how well the structure of an organisation helps it to achieve its objectives.
- 2.1 Analyse the performance of an international tourism or hospitality organisation using company and market data.
- 3.1 Critically review theories of cross-cultural management.
- 3.3 Critically evaluate how tourism and hospitality organisations can implement models of cross-cultural human resource management.
- 4.2 Discuss the importance of leadership and management skills in the international tourism and hospitality industry.
- 4.3 Critically analyse models of motivation and teamwork that are important to the tourism and hospitality industry.
Activity
Start with this week’s 2 videos, then: Case-study workshop: apply the unit’s concepts to a real or realistic case and evaluate the outcome.
Study materials
Videos
- Organisational Behaviour Lab · YouTube · King's College London · 54 min · for registered students
- Leadership In HRM - applying the theories · YouTube · The HR Hub with Andrea Adams · 22 min · for registered students
- HR is shaping the future of hospitality — here's why. · YouTube · eCornell · 59 min · for registered students
Further resources
- Five Misunderstandings About Case-Study Research · Reading · Arxiv, article · for registered students
- Workplace Dispute Resolution and the Management of Individual Conflict: Five Case Studies · PDF · Reading, article · for registered students
- Writing Guide with Handbook, ch. 8.5: Writing an analytical report · PDF · OpenStax, textbook chapter; pp. 254–267 · for registered students
Materials marked “for registered students” open in the student portal, which is set up as soon as you receive final acceptance.