Designing the Model of Strategic Proactive Behaviors in an Organization: A grounded theory

Employees 'strategic proactive behaviors in the organization underpin the continuous improvement of individual and organizational job performance, because accelerated environmental dynamics require some form of increased intellectual and practical capacity to improve existing or create new ones that are embedded in employees' strategic proactive behaviors. Although there has been a lot of research into the antecedents and consequences of proactive behavior by managers and employees, so far the model of forming such behaviors in employees has not been addressed. This research is a fundamental research, and it's kind of a grounded theory. Grounded theory is used to theorize organizational phenomena. The purpose of this study was to understand the grounded theory the model of shaping employees' strategic proactive behaviors in a selected research organization. The data were summarized in 18 semi-structured interviews with the selected experts of the university and organization under the study and then the interconnected categories in the form of Casual Conditions, Axial Conditions, Context Conditions, Intervening Conditions, Strategies and Consequences of paradigm of proactive strategic behavior of employees were identified. Research findings can help managers understand the policies, systems, and practices that help shape or prevent such behaviors.