OB: Key Concepts, Skills, and Best Practices

OB, Fifth Canadian Edition continues to build on the solid foundation of the previous edition. The mantra that has guided this edition is to create "a concise, up-to-date, practical, user-friendly, interesting, and engaging introduction to the field of organization behaviour." The authors focus on key concepts, real-life applications, and best practices, while at the same time providing updated OB examples and theories that are the backbone of organizational behaviour.

The Fifth edition is concise and flexible and has maintained the adaptability of the text to a traditional one semester term, summer and inter-sessions, management development seminars, MBA program and/or a distance learning program. Instructors are encouraged to mix and match chapters in various combinations to suit their course outline and to get the most out of the OB teaching/learning experience.

Professor of management at Arizona State University. He received the Instructor of the Year Award for executive Education from the center for executive development in the college of business administration at ASU.

Victoria Digby, BA, MA is a full-time business professor at Fanshawe College―Kinlin School of Business in London, Ontario. For the past 25 years, Victoria has taught over two dozen assorted business courses at various levels, including community college and university undergraduate programs, industry accreditation programs offered through university continuing education, and corporate training workshops. As a result of this broad scope of teaching, she has developed an understanding of the degree of interconnectedness of many of the business courses, and has thus created rich applications to enhance students' learning experiences.