Organization & Management (OM)

Module A: Fundamentals of Organizational Behavior and Environment

1.Identify and describe the major components of the organization’s internal and external environments,

2.Their effects, significance, and impact on an organization

3.Formal and Informal Organizations

4.Developing a Sound Organizational Climate.

5.Organizational Structure & Design

6.Technology & People,

7.Quality of Work Life

  1. Organizational Behavior in the context of banks and non-bank financial institutions.

Module B: Basic Management Concept, Environment and Process

1.Management Function and Businesses

2.Define the management functions and business processes that create value for an organization

3.Define the management functions and business processes that create value for an organization

4.Identify management policies, practices, and procedures that influence group and individual dynamics in organizations

5.Patterns of Management Analysis.

6.Internal Environment,

7.External Environment and Management Process (Planning, Staffing. Organizing, Leading and Controlling);

8.Time and stress management

  1. The system and process of controlling basic control process

10 Critical control points

11.Standards, and benchmarking,

12.Control techniques budget as a control technique

13.Time-event network analysis

14 Balanced scorecard.

Module C: Staffing and Human Resource Management in Banks & NBFIs

1.The nature and purpose of staffing

2.Recruitment and selection,

  1. Appointment, posting/placement, on-job training, off-job training
  2. Performance appraisal and performance management system (PMS).

5.Job analysis and job evaluation

6.Compensation and employee benefits

7.Career and succession planning

8.Grievance importance

9.Reasons,

10.Handling employee grievance

11Disciplinary actions

12.Soft Skills for Banks/NBFIs

  1. Soft skills meaning

14 Difference between soft and hard skills

15.Importance,

16.Types of soft skills,

17.Soft assets and hard assets

18.Different types of hard and soft assets

19.Ways and means to use soft skills in the day-to-day life and office environments

20.Application of soft skills for business.

Module D: Employee Motivation and Leadership
1.Human factors and motivation

2.Human factors in managing,

3.Early behavioral model.

4.Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory,

5.ERG theory,

6.Hygiene theory,

7.Expectancy

theory of motivation,

8.Equity and goal setting theory of motivation,

9.McClelland’s need theory,

10.Special motivation technique

  1. Job enrichment

12.Leadership definition,

13.Traits,

14.Leadership behavior and styles,

15.Different approaches to leadership and decision making

16.Situational or Contingency approaches to leadership

17.Transactional transformational leadership;

  1. Team building concept

19.Skills and its importance in banks/nbfis.

20.Emotional intelligence

21.Team building and group dynamics formal and informal organization

22.Quality circle;

23.Conflict management

24.Interpersonal communication and counseling

25.Negotiation-different skills and process,

Module E:
1.Organizational Ethics

2.Ethics in Banking

3.Code of Conduct,

4.Code of Conduct in banks and financial institutions.