Dysfunctional Behaviors
Some work-related behaviors are dysfunctional in nature.
Dysfunctional behaviors
are
those that detract from, rather than contribute to, organizational performance.
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Two of
the more common ones, absenteeism and turnover, were discussed earlier. But other
forms of dysfunctional behavior may be even more costly for an organization. Theft
and sabotage, for example, result in direct financial costs for an organization. Sexual
and racial harassment also cost an organization, both indirectly (by lowering morale,
producing fear, and driving off valuable employees) and directly (through financial
turnover
When people quit
their jobs
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