prejudices in workplace sec c
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PREJUDICES IN WORKPLACE: REAL OR PERCEIVED
Blue chips
It is a computer products firm Manjula Srivastav – marketing head
-> turn over increased 2 ½ times
-> market share for many products increased annually.
-> all these happened even when computer prices are crashing.
The take over
An industrial group took over it 6 months ago.
Have funds and diversified business interests
New managing Director – Anand Prakash Executive assistant (exports) – Harish
Naik
“ Blue chips will go international and exports will be our first concern”
About to discuss…………..
1. Prejudices in workplaces: real or perceived
2. Challenges that Manjula Srivastav face in the company?
3. Anand prakash’s decision analysis
4. Reactions of Manjula towards Prakash’s decision
5. Where he went wrong?
6. What should Manjula Srivastav do?
1. Prejudices in work place: Real or perceived
Stereotyping Prejudice Discrimination
1. Generalization about typical characteristics
• By social learning• By social categorization
2. Attitude towards the member of the group
3. Actual positive or negative actions towards the objects of prejudice
Manjula Srivastav : Perceived
Manjula Srivastav has
1. stereotype - that generalizes the characters of the dealers
– It distorted her perception– So always battle against odds
2. She has a negative attitude towards male all the way
3. Feels - Gender discriminated
About to discuss…………..
1. Prejudices in workplaces: real or perceived
2. Challenges that Manjula Srivastav face in the company
3. Anand Prakash’s decision analysis
4. Reactions of Manjula towards Prakash’s decision
5. Where he went wrong?
6. What should Manjula Srivastav do?
Challenges Manjula facing in the company
Prove herself at work regularly Naik at familiarization programme for 5
weeks Within 2 months
– Vice president (exports) post– Compensation– High salary
Waiting for appropriate role after restructuring plans.
About to discuss…………..
1. Prejudices in workplaces: real or perceived
2. Challenges that Manjula Srivastav face in the company
3. Anand Prakash’s decision Analysis
4. Reactions of Manjula towards Prakash’s decision
5. Where he went wrong?
6. What should Manjula Srivastav do?
Anand Prakash’s decision analysis
No discussions with Manjula about her new post. It seems to prove her prejudices real.
Anand wanted a person like Naik whom he knows well to achieve his priorities.
As exports was his priority he felt the job of srivastav was less important.
About to discuss…………..
1. Prejudices in workplaces: real or perceived
2. Challenges that Manjula Srivastav face in the company
3. Anand Prakash’s decision Analysis
4. Reactions of Manjula towards Prakash’s decision
5. Where he went wrong?
6. What should Manjula Srivastav do?
Manjula’s reaction to Anand’s decision
Morale problem.
Not emotionally intelligent.
She strongly feel her contribution to the company is not recognized by the new managing director.
Anands decision made her feel that she has no job and anand created a new post to just retain her in the organisation.
About to discuss…………..
1. Prejudices in workplaces: real or perceived
2. Challenges that Manjula Srivastav face in the company
3. Anand Prakash’s decision Analysis
4. Reactions of Manjula towards Prakash’s decision
5. Where he went wrong?
6. What should Manjula Srivastav do?
What went wrong…….
Anand should have explained manjula why naik was appointed as the vice president of exports.
He should have discussed with her before offering her the new designation as General manager(public affairs).
He failed to tell her how much she was important in the organization.
About to discuss…………..
1. Prejudices in workplaces: real or perceived
2. Challenges that Manjula Srivastav face in the company
3. Anand Prakash’s decision Analysis
4. Reactions of Manjula towards Prakash’s decision
5. Where he went wrong?
6. What should Manjula Srivastav do?
What should Manjula do?
Quit her job.
Reasons Her relationship with Anand and Naik is
not good. Her job has less scope for development. She is not interested in the new post given
to her.