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IJRFM Volume 1, Issue 2 (June, 2011) (ISSN 2231-5985) Employees tend to direct their behavior towards what is expected of them by the organization. The expectation of the organization plays an important role in shaping the behavior patterns of the employees. Existing Ideology Most Domina P R A S nt 59 34 34 0 24 48 10 17 Least 10 14 41 38 Domina nt 7 3 45 45 Preferred Ideology Most Domina P R A S nt 17 14 66 6.9 7 24 17 52 Least 16 40 14 28 Domina nt 60 22 34 14 Table 1(a) Table 1(b) Desirable Behaviour Frequency of response in percentage N=58 Desirable Behavior 60 50 Employees 40 30 20 10 Existing Ideology Preferred Ideology 0 P R A S Behavior In RSP 89% of the respondents feel that the organization expects them to meet the needs and demands of high level people in the organization and those who are in position of power. As their personal preference,66% of the respondents feel that the employees should be expected to meet the challenges of the task and find better ways of doing their work. International Journal of Research in Finance & Marketing 58 http://www.mairec org

IJRFM Volume 1, Issue 2 (June, 2011) (ISSN 2231-5985) 2. Criteria for Reward Reward systems, both monetary and psychological are directed towards re-enforcing desirable responses of the employees. Employees therefore adopt those behaviors that are likely to be rewarded by the organization. Preferred Ideology Most Domina P R A S nt 10 3 69 17 7 7 17 66 Least 14 69 7 14 Domina nt 69 21 7 3 Existing Ideology Most Domina P R A S nt 69 14 14 3 10 59 17 14 Least 10 17 53 19 Domina nt 10 10 16 64 Table 2(a) Criteria for Reward Frequency of response in percentage N=58 Table 2(b) Criteria for Reward Employees 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 P R A S Reward Existing Ideology Preferred Ideology Whereas in Rourkela Steel Plant 69% of the respondents feel that those people who know how to please their superiors and are able and willing to use power and politics to get ahead are able to do well in the organization, which gets the lowest priority in their personal preference. 3. Decision-making The way decisions are made does not only affect the quality of outcome but also morale of the employees. International Journal of Research in Finance & Marketing 59 http://www.mairec org

IJRFM Volume 1, Issue 2 (June, 2011) (ISSN 2231-5985)<br />

2. Criteria for Reward<br />

Reward systems, both monetary and psychological are directed towards re-enforcing<br />

desirable responses of the employees. Employees therefore adopt those behaviors that are<br />

likely to be rewarded by the <strong>org</strong>anization.<br />

Preferred Ideology<br />

Most<br />

Domina P R A S<br />

nt 10 3 69 17<br />

7 7 17 66<br />

Least 14 69 7 14<br />

Domina<br />

nt 69 21 7 3<br />

Existing Ideology<br />

Most<br />

Domina P R A S<br />

nt 69 14 14 3<br />

10 59 17 14<br />

Least 10 17 53 19<br />

Domina<br />

nt 10 10 16 64<br />

Table 2(a)<br />

Criteria for Reward<br />

Frequency of response in percentage<br />

N=58<br />

Table 2(b)<br />

Criteria for Reward<br />

Employees<br />

80<br />

70<br />

60<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

0<br />

P R A S<br />

Reward<br />

Existing Ideology<br />

Preferred Ideology<br />

Whereas in Rourkela Steel Plant 69% of the respondents feel that those people who<br />

know how to please their superiors and are able and willing to use power and politics to get<br />

ahead are able to do well in the <strong>org</strong>anization, which gets the lowest priority in their personal<br />

preference.<br />

3. Decision-making<br />

The way decisions are made does not only affect the quality of outcome but also morale of<br />

the employees.<br />

International Journal of Research in Finance & Marketing 59<br />

http://www.mairec <strong>org</strong>

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