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Author Pallikara, Rameshan, author

Title Boss was not yet pleased : did the performance matter? / By Rameshan Pallikara (Department of Strategic Management, Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode, Kozhikode, India)
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2020
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Description 1 online resource (4 pages) : 37 illustrations
Series Emerald emerging markets case studies, 2045-0621 ; volume 10, issue 1
Notes To evaluate a difficult career choice under compelling organizational circumstances. To analyse a complex organizational culture to understand the nuances of career decisions. To relate career dilemmas to relevant conceptual and theoretical strands of organizational behaviour. To interpret the leadership style and its interaction with organizational culture. To determine possible strategic recourses to deal with the dynamics of destructive leadership and toxic cultures
The case is about the experiences of Raamit Pell, a Middle-level Executive at Accadia Management Services, and his encounters with a new boss, Pret Sohn. Raamit Pell had joined Accadia at a time when the organization was undergoing some political and cultural turmoil. When Pret Sohn came in as the new Chief Executive Officer six months later, there were a lot of expectations. But, Pret Sohn too began following Accadia's existing political culture, indulging in unhealthy organizational practices. He caused mental harassment to many executives. One such executive was Raamit Pell. Despite Raamit's excellent performance, Pret Sohn denied him a well-deserved promotion. Sohn justified it by saying that performance alone did not matter. Raamit felt deeply disturbed and considered quitting Accadia. He was reluctant to leave as a defeated man. Subsequently, he received an offer from another subsidiary of Accadia's holding agency. As he was undergoing a three-month mandatory notice period for his release, Raamit became concerned about his decision to leave Accadia. Deep in his mind he longed to redeem his hurt pride at Accadia. So, he was pondering whether he had taken the decision to resign in haste
Level: Post-graduate/doctoral and executive education programmes in management and allied subjects. Courses: Courses in Career Decisions, Organizational Behaviour, Leadership, Organizational Culture and Organizational Ethics
Teaching Notes are available for educators only
Includes index
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
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Subject Corporate culture -- Case studies.
Organizational behavior -- Case studies.
Office politics -- Case studies
Business & Economics, Workplace Culture.
Office management.
Form Electronic book