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    Today workers are motivated by many different forms and intentions. The cause of motivation may be considered as desire or need. All over the world, there are many organizations that have researched types of motivations that will motivate employees to the best of their ability and to help them perform to the upmost quality in the delivery of health care. Many organizations have done this because employee performance and productivity relates and defines who and what there organization is all…

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    individual workers. He initially introduced the theoretical and conceptual aspect of job enrichment as well as motivator hygiene theory of job satisfaction among the workers of the particular organization. His area of expertise was employee motivation and employee satisfaction. This two-factor or motivator hygiene theory is very important as well as necessary for dealing with the conceptual framework of this particular research topic of training and development for the employees of the…

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    Motivation is the activation of goal-oriented behavior. It is what causes us to act and think. Every human being needs to be motivated in order for them to achieve their goals and dreams. Motivation is said to be intrinsic and extrinsic. • Intrinsic Motivation: It is the Internal desires to perform a particular task, people do certain activities because it gives them pleasure, develops a particular skill, or it was raised through their mental desires. • Extrinsic Motivation: Extrinsic…

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    each company because the performance of a company can be seen on how effectively they achieve their goals. Every organization should have a motivated work force as it is the key elements to the productivity of the work, job performance and the maintenance of healthy working environment. In any workplace, employees are the root that holds the organization together to help reach their long term vision and goals successfully. Its implementation is mainly depend on the employee, the worker itself…

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    Avoiding Negative OB Impact The idea behind all of this is to understand what should be the organization position and how to promote and apply OB to keep a positive OB and eliminate any negative effect of OB that may arise from company position in certain area or aspect of the organization. On the one hand, a motivated individual who is cost-effective with the job, will always perform beyond expectations and therefore employee productivity will not be affected. On the other hand individual who…

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    our lives. As a developing country, the impact of technology on the work environment is particularly significant in China. This is not to say that China is a special case, and maybe it is a very long process but be shortened to few decades in china, so that I chose China as an example to study. This article focuses on what are the positive impacts that work environment changed by technology. We will discuss it from three parts, the nature of work, motivation, and innovation. II. Changes in the…

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    having a robust pipeline of people to support the organisations growth. With this in mind this review seeks to address SB Human Resource (HR) policies contribution to a strong and committed workforce; the role of workplace culture in enhancing employee motivation; HR Challenges faced by SB in the early 2000’s and finally propose talent management and staff retention practices that SB may implement to ensure they can continue to meet its staffing needs. HRM Policies – Contribution to Strong and…

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    WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT UNIT 7 – MOTIVATION THEORIES The complexity of the human element in productivity gives rise to myriad considerations with respect to management of morale and motivation among the work force. Various techniques are employed in keeping the complex human element of productivity engaged, happy and ultimately productive. Simply putting in long hours is not the solution anymore, but rather application of the principles of working smarter comes into the metrics as well. The…

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    As an employee, I was a member of the sales department. The other departments consisted of clerical and office workers, administration, payroll, shipping and receiving, technical support, quality control, and customer service. The company had various motivational strategies in place for the employees. For instance, the company's compensation was very competitive and included a procedure for yearly performance evaluations and salary adjustments. Each year the department managers and supervisors…

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    Motivation is a word derived from the word ‘motive’ which means needs, desires, wants or drives within the persons. It is the process of inspiring people to actions to achieve the goals. People are motivated by money, job satisfactions team work, mutual respect, etc. Throughout the duration of this course, I learned that one of the most important parts of being a manager is to create an enthusiastic environment for your employees to carry out their tasks at the best of their abilities.…

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