Hello! 
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads. 

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap. 

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better? 

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm currently teaching a general management course using a Griffin text, and agree that the book is text-heavy, and also covers a lot of material very quickly. However, the support materials from Cengage in MindTap are excellent. I'll definitely check out the Nelson & Quick text. As noted, we too are using flat-fee arrangement with Cengage, so it is easier for students if I can stay with that publisher.
Best wishes!

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

This is my favorite OB book.
Bauer, Talya and Erdogan, Berrin. (2015). Organizational Behavior, v. 2.0 eISBN: 978-1-4533-7119-0  It's by Flatworld knowledge. The book is under $50 and it has all the support I need. It has a test bank, and slides. I think they offer more but I never use the rest of the auxiliary material.

It is evidence-based and written clearly. It doesn't have a lot of unnecessary examples. I hate big fat books that have lots of extras just to justify a bigger price point.

------------------------------
Laura Guerrero
Assistant Professor
UH-Clear Lake
Houston TX
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 12:40
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm currently teaching a general management course using a Griffin text, and agree that the book is text-heavy, and also covers a lot of material very quickly. However, the support materials from Cengage in MindTap are excellent. I'll definitely check out the Nelson & Quick text. As noted, we too are using flat-fee arrangement with Cengage, so it is easier for students if I can stay with that publisher.
Best wishes!

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Thanks for your recommendation, Laura. I've been slow in replying as I'm wrapping up one course and moving three others fully online for the rest of the semester. I'll definitely review this one.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 16:22
From: Laura Guerrero
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

This is my favorite OB book.
Bauer, Talya and Erdogan, Berrin. (2015). Organizational Behavior, v. 2.0 eISBN: 978-1-4533-7119-0  It's by Flatworld knowledge. The book is under $50 and it has all the support I need. It has a test bank, and slides. I think they offer more but I never use the rest of the auxiliary material.

It is evidence-based and written clearly. It doesn't have a lot of unnecessary examples. I hate big fat books that have lots of extras just to justify a bigger price point.

------------------------------
Laura Guerrero
Assistant Professor
UH-Clear Lake
Houston TX

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 12:40
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm currently teaching a general management course using a Griffin text, and agree that the book is text-heavy, and also covers a lot of material very quickly. However, the support materials from Cengage in MindTap are excellent. I'll definitely check out the Nelson & Quick text. As noted, we too are using flat-fee arrangement with Cengage, so it is easier for students if I can stay with that publisher.
Best wishes!

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

I used just about all undergrad OB texts 
I try to use the one that comes with great videos 
easy to use testbank
great cases 

sometimes you have to change it up 

Price is also a question - my text choice may be the expensive ones - look for great ancillary material 

------------------------------
Michael Provitera
Associate Professor
Barry University
FL
(954) 613-3903
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-20-2020 08:59
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Thanks for your recommendation, Laura. I've been slow in replying as I'm wrapping up one course and moving three others fully online for the rest of the semester. I'll definitely review this one.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 16:22
From: Laura Guerrero
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

This is my favorite OB book.
Bauer, Talya and Erdogan, Berrin. (2015). Organizational Behavior, v. 2.0 eISBN: 978-1-4533-7119-0  It's by Flatworld knowledge. The book is under $50 and it has all the support I need. It has a test bank, and slides. I think they offer more but I never use the rest of the auxiliary material.

It is evidence-based and written clearly. It doesn't have a lot of unnecessary examples. I hate big fat books that have lots of extras just to justify a bigger price point.

------------------------------
Laura Guerrero
Assistant Professor
UH-Clear Lake
Houston TX

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 12:40
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm currently teaching a general management course using a Griffin text, and agree that the book is text-heavy, and also covers a lot of material very quickly. However, the support materials from Cengage in MindTap are excellent. I'll definitely check out the Nelson & Quick text. As noted, we too are using flat-fee arrangement with Cengage, so it is easier for students if I can stay with that publisher.
Best wishes!

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11/21/2020 11:52:00 AM
From: Michael Provitera
Subject: RE: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I used just about all undergrad OB texts 
I try to use the one that comes with great videos 
easy to use testbank
great cases 

sometimes you have to change it up 

Price is also a question - my text choice may be the expensive ones - look for great ancillary material 

------------------------------
Michael Provitera
Associate Professor
Barry University
FL
(954) 613-3903
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-20-2020 08:59
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Thanks for your recommendation, Laura. I've been slow in replying as I'm wrapping up one course and moving three others fully online for the rest of the semester. I'll definitely review this one.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 16:22
From: Laura Guerrero
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

This is my favorite OB book.
Bauer, Talya and Erdogan, Berrin. (2015). Organizational Behavior, v. 2.0 eISBN: 978-1-4533-7119-0  It's by Flatworld knowledge. The book is under $50 and it has all the support I need. It has a test bank, and slides. I think they offer more but I never use the rest of the auxiliary material.

It is evidence-based and written clearly. It doesn't have a lot of unnecessary examples. I hate big fat books that have lots of extras just to justify a bigger price point.

------------------------------
Laura Guerrero
Assistant Professor
UH-Clear Lake
Houston TX

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 12:40
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm currently teaching a general management course using a Griffin text, and agree that the book is text-heavy, and also covers a lot of material very quickly. However, the support materials from Cengage in MindTap are excellent. I'll definitely check out the Nelson & Quick text. As noted, we too are using flat-fee arrangement with Cengage, so it is easier for students if I can stay with that publisher.
Best wishes!

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11/21/2020 4:04:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: RE: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Thanks, Michael. That's very good advice!

 

Eric

 

Original Message:
Sent: 11/21/2020 11:52:00 AM
From: Michael Provitera
Subject: RE: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I used just about all undergrad OB texts 
I try to use the one that comes with great videos 
easy to use testbank
great cases 

sometimes you have to change it up 

Price is also a question - my text choice may be the expensive ones - look for great ancillary material 

------------------------------
Michael Provitera
Associate Professor
Barry University
FL
(954) 613-3903
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-20-2020 08:59
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Thanks for your recommendation, Laura. I've been slow in replying as I'm wrapping up one course and moving three others fully online for the rest of the semester. I'll definitely review this one.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 16:22
From: Laura Guerrero
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

This is my favorite OB book.
Bauer, Talya and Erdogan, Berrin. (2015). Organizational Behavior, v. 2.0 eISBN: 978-1-4533-7119-0  It's by Flatworld knowledge. The book is under $50 and it has all the support I need. It has a test bank, and slides. I think they offer more but I never use the rest of the auxiliary material.

It is evidence-based and written clearly. It doesn't have a lot of unnecessary examples. I hate big fat books that have lots of extras just to justify a bigger price point.

------------------------------
Laura Guerrero
Assistant Professor
UH-Clear Lake
Houston TX

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 12:40
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm currently teaching a general management course using a Griffin text, and agree that the book is text-heavy, and also covers a lot of material very quickly. However, the support materials from Cengage in MindTap are excellent. I'll definitely check out the Nelson & Quick text. As noted, we too are using flat-fee arrangement with Cengage, so it is easier for students if I can stay with that publisher.
Best wishes!

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

I really like the Flatworld Knowledge platform!  Here is the OB selection and it is CHEAP to the students...

https://catalog.flatworldknowledge.com/catalog/editions/bauer_2-0-organizational-behavior-2-0

Organizational Behavior

Version 2.0By: Talya Bauer and Berrin Erdogan

• Online Access$34.95
• Downloadable Textbook with Online Access $54.95
  • Downloadable, copy-protected PDF and other versions of your textbook for reading offline on multiple devices using Adobe Digital Editions. Downloaded files are protected by digital rights management and are yours to keep.
  • Mobile-friendly, searchable online textbook access for one year (until November 15, 2021).
    • Included online Homework system - at no additional cost. Complete assignments and tests on any device if assigned by your instructor.
    • Integrated quizzes and flashcards connected to each online textbook to help you study.
• Color Printed Textbook with Online Access$59.95
• Color Printed, Downloadable Textbook, and Online Access$79.95

I used this text very successfully the last time I taught OB.

------------------------------
John Bunch
Central Michigan University
Midland MI
(913) 426-3445
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Thanks, John. Laura Guerro also recommended this text, so I'll be sure to review it.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

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Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 11:36
From: John Bunch
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I really like the Flatworld Knowledge platform!  Here is the OB selection and it is CHEAP to the students...

https://catalog.flatworldknowledge.com/catalog/editions/bauer_2-0-organizational-behavior-2-0

Organizational Behavior

Version 2.0By: Talya Bauer and Berrin Erdogan

Select Format

• Online Access$34.95
• Downloadable Textbook with Online Access $54.95
  • Downloadable, copy-protected PDF and other versions of your textbook for reading offline on multiple devices using Adobe Digital Editions. Downloaded files are protected by digital rights management and are yours to keep.
  • Mobile-friendly, searchable online textbook access for one year (until November 15, 2021).
    • Included online Homework system - at no additional cost. Complete assignments and tests on any device if assigned by your instructor.
    • Integrated quizzes and flashcards connected to each online textbook to help you study.
• Color Printed Textbook with Online Access$59.95
• Color Printed, Downloadable Textbook, and Online Access$79.95

I used this text very successfully the last time I taught OB.

------------------------------
John Bunch
Central Michigan University
Midland MI
(913) 426-3445

Original Message:
Sent: 11-14-2020 11:03
From: Karen Landay
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric, I'm currently teaching undergraduate OB using Nelson, D., & Quick, J. (2019). ORGB. 6th Edition, Cengage. I really like the organization of topics into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and organizational. The text is more "magazine-like" in that chapters are 20 pages maximum and the formatting avoids walls of text, so it's more approachable for undergrads.

We have an "auto access" program with Cengage, where students pay a single flat fee for all Cengage ebooks for the semester, so it is very affordable. I can set up a link to the full book or to individual chapters in my Canvas site. I have also found many of the provided instructor materials helpful (activities, etc.). However, one drawback is that I have discovered a number of errors in questions in the test bank. I have fixed these as they come up, but it is somewhat frustrating.

I considered the Griffin et al. text, but just paging through it I had doubts that my students would read it, as it's quite text heavy.

------------------------------
Karen Landay
Assistant Professor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas City MO

Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2020 15:15
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11/13/2020 3:16:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello! 
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads. 

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap. 

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better? 

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I like skill assessments, so the students can apply the concepts they are learning right away. I'll check this text out.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 13:41
From: Karen Moustafa Leonard
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I use Whetten and Cameron. It is an excellent book and the skill assessments are great. I supplement with some readings and videos. Hope this helps.

Karen M. Leonard, Ph.D., Professor of Management, School of Business

University of Arkansas Little Rock | College of Business, Health, and Human Services|  RBUS 228

O: 501-569-8852 | C: 260-417-8692 | kxleonard@ualr.edu 

The College is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The College Human Resource Management program and the UALR Human Resource Society are approved by the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). 

   

"The words you speak become the house you live in." Hafiz

Original Message:
Sent: 11/13/2020 3:16:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Eric and Colleagues,

The following article available at http://www.hermanaguinis.com/pubs.html provides an analysis of 13 OB textbooks (in addition to 8 in HRM, 9 in general management, and 8 in strategy):

• Aguinis, H., Ramani, R. S., Alabduljader, N., Bailey, J. R., & Lee, J. 2019. A pluralist conceptualization of scholarly impact in management education: Students as stakeholders. Academy of Management Learning and Education, 18(1): 11-42.

I hope this helps!
All the best,
--Herman.

------------------------------
Herman Aguinis, Ph.D.
President Elect, Academy of Management
Avram Tucker Distinguished Scholar & Department of Management Chair
The George Washington University School of Business
Washington, DC
http://hermanaguinis.com/
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-20-2020 09:02
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I like skill assessments, so the students can apply the concepts they are learning right away. I'll check this text out.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 13:41
From: Karen Moustafa Leonard
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I use Whetten and Cameron. It is an excellent book and the skill assessments are great. I supplement with some readings and videos. Hope this helps.

Karen M. Leonard, Ph.D., Professor of Management, School of Business

University of Arkansas Little Rock | College of Business, Health, and Human Services|  RBUS 228

O: 501-569-8852 | C: 260-417-8692 | kxleonard@ualr.edu 

The College is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The College Human Resource Management program and the UALR Human Resource Society are approved by the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). 

   

"The words you speak become the house you live in." Hafiz

Original Message:
Sent: 11/13/2020 3:16:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11/22/2020 7:41:00 AM
From: Herman Aguinis
Subject: RE: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Eric and Colleagues,

The following article available at http://www.hermanaguinis.com/pubs.html provides an analysis of 13 OB textbooks (in addition to 8 in HRM, 9 in general management, and 8 in strategy):

• Aguinis, H., Ramani, R. S., Alabduljader, N., Bailey, J. R., & Lee, J. 2019. A pluralist conceptualization of scholarly impact in management education: Students as stakeholders. Academy of Management Learning and Education, 18(1): 11-42.

I hope this helps!
All the best,
--Herman.

------------------------------
Herman Aguinis, Ph.D.
President Elect, Academy of Management
Avram Tucker Distinguished Scholar & Department of Management Chair
The George Washington University School of Business
Washington, DC
http://hermanaguinis.com/
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-20-2020 09:02
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Thanks for the recommendation. I like skill assessments, so the students can apply the concepts they are learning right away. I'll check this text out.
Have a great weekend!
Eric

------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 13:41
From: Karen Moustafa Leonard
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I use Whetten and Cameron. It is an excellent book and the skill assessments are great. I supplement with some readings and videos. Hope this helps.

Karen M. Leonard, Ph.D., Professor of Management, School of Business

University of Arkansas Little Rock | College of Business, Health, and Human Services|  RBUS 228

O: 501-569-8852 | C: 260-417-8692 | kxleonard@ualr.edu 

The College is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The College Human Resource Management program and the UALR Human Resource Society are approved by the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). 

   

"The words you speak become the house you live in." Hafiz

Original Message:
Sent: 11/13/2020 3:16:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Hi Karen,
Clarifying question for you: are you referring to this text? https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-education/product/Whetten-Developing-Management-Skills-9th-Edition/9780133127478.html

Many thanks!
Lauren Miller

Carnegie Mellon University
Tepper School of Business

------------------------------
Lauren Miller
Carnegie Mellon Univ
Pittsburgh PA
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 13:41
From: Karen Moustafa Leonard
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I use Whetten and Cameron. It is an excellent book and the skill assessments are great. I supplement with some readings and videos. Hope this helps.

Karen M. Leonard, Ph.D., Professor of Management, School of Business

University of Arkansas Little Rock | College of Business, Health, and Human Services|  RBUS 228

O: 501-569-8852 | C: 260-417-8692 | kxleonard@ualr.edu 

The College is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The College Human Resource Management program and the UALR Human Resource Society are approved by the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). 

   

"The words you speak become the house you live in." Hafiz

Original Message:
Sent: 11/13/2020 3:16:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11/24/2020 10:30:00 AM
From: Lauren Miller
Subject: RE: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hi Karen,
Clarifying question for you: are you referring to this text? https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-education/product/Whetten-Developing-Management-Skills-9th-Edition/9780133127478.html

Many thanks!
Lauren Miller

Carnegie Mellon University
Tepper School of Business

------------------------------
Lauren Miller
Carnegie Mellon Univ
Pittsburgh PA
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 11-15-2020 13:41
From: Karen Moustafa Leonard
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

I use Whetten and Cameron. It is an excellent book and the skill assessments are great. I supplement with some readings and videos. Hope this helps.

Karen M. Leonard, Ph.D., Professor of Management, School of Business

University of Arkansas Little Rock | College of Business, Health, and Human Services|  RBUS 228

O: 501-569-8852 | C: 260-417-8692 | kxleonard@ualr.edu 

The College is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The College Human Resource Management program and the UALR Human Resource Society are approved by the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). 

   

"The words you speak become the house you live in." Hafiz

Original Message:
Sent: 11/13/2020 3:16:00 PM
From: Eric Sanders
Subject: Text Recommendations for Undergraduate Organizational Behavior Course

Hello!
I was just asked to teach an Organizational Behavior course at my university in the Spring 21 term. I taught it at the master's level ten years ago (using McShane & Von Glinow, Organizational Behavior from McGraw-Hill) , but have not taught it at undergraduate level before, and am looking for text recommendations. McSchane & Von Glinow seems a bit too heavy for undergrads.

The previous instructor used Robbins, S.P. & Judge, T.A. (2018). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, 14th edition. Pearson. That seems like a well-written text, and the MyLab resources seem good as well. My school is encouraging us to use Cengage products, so the students can use Cengage Unlimited, so I'm also considering: Griffin, R. W., Phillips, J. M., Gully, S. M. (2020). Organizational Behavior: Managing People and Organizations, 13th Edition. Cengage, with its resources on MindTap.

Have any of you used either or both of these, and could give me a recommendation? Or perhaps another text that would be even better?

Thanks!


------------------------------
Eric Sanders, PhD
Elmhurst University
Past Chair, MC Division
Peer Review Editor, Organization Development Journal
eric.sanders@elmhurst.edu
+1 (630) 290-8097
------------------------------