Books like Organizational Behaviour
Loved Organizational Behaviour by Rob Kreitner? Here are 8 books with the same pull, and why each one fits.
About Organizational Behaviour →8 books
- 1Organizational Behavior

Organizational Behavior
Tim JudgeAnother widely used university textbook covering the same core topics of motivation, teams and leadership.
- 2Organizational Culture and Leadership

Organizational Culture and Leadership
Edgar H. ScheinA short, influential account of how organizational culture forms and how leaders shape it.
- 3The Human Side of Enterprise

The Human Side of Enterprise
Douglas McGregorThe source of the Theory X and Theory Y distinction, a foundation for many of the motivation ideas in textbooks.
- 4Work and the Nature of Man

Work and the Nature of Man
Frederick HerzbergA classic account of motivation at work that separates satisfiers from hygiene factors.
- 5Personality and Organization

Personality and Organization
Chris ArgyrisA study of how formal organizations can conflict with individual needs, a theme running through organizational behaviour courses.
- 6The Fifth Discipline

The Fifth Discipline
Peter SengeExplores how organizations learn and adapt, a central idea in the book's chapters on change.
- 7The Fearless Organization

The Fearless Organization
Amy C. EdmondsonLooks at psychological safety in teams, a topic that overlaps with the book's material on groups and communication.
- 8Drive

Drive
Daniel H. PinkA popular account of motivation at work that compares older reward-based views with newer research on autonomy and purpose.
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