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Title: Motivation and Ways of motivating Employees
Description: 1. Definitions and Concepts: • Motivation 2. characteristics of demotivated employees i.e Absent ism, job insecurity, lack of career vision etc. 3. Ways of motivating employees i.e job enlargement, job rotation. 4. Importance of Employee Motivation 5. Conclusion.
Description: 1. Definitions and Concepts: • Motivation 2. characteristics of demotivated employees i.e Absent ism, job insecurity, lack of career vision etc. 3. Ways of motivating employees i.e job enlargement, job rotation. 4. Importance of Employee Motivation 5. Conclusion.
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Introduction
Definition of motivation
It is the art of increasing the urge or desire of an individual to work
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The elements in the process are motive, behaviour
and goal
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Characteristics of demotivated employees
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Absenteeism; Absenteeism and frequent employee turnover is one of the
most common symptoms of a demotivated workforce
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Lack of career vision; In the majority of cases, money is merely one part
of an employee’s motivation
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Career visioning can be a useful process in setting clear, longterm goals for an employee so that they can proactively work towards
projected outcomes
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All employees want to feel a sense of
security and longevity in their roles and an employer must help facilitate this
with regular coaching and objective setting
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Most employees will value ongoing learning potential and the sense
that they’re expanding and improving their skills and knowledge
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Get regular feedback from your team to see where increased training or
development opportunities would be best placed and appreciated
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Healthy debate is often productive, but
it’s important to keep an eye out for any workplace intimidation or bullying
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Unrealistic workload
It’s important to keep a check on the expectations and demands that are being placed
upon your employees
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Equally, if an
employee has a workload that’s too light or not varied enough, they might quickly lose
interest
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When you make employees’ jobs
more challenging and interesting they may find it more enjoyable
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Managers should give workers more control over their tasks and more responsibility
for design, execution, and output
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Provide opportunities for advancement and take genuine interest in
employee’s future career paths
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It does wonders
for an employee to know that a manager cares about their career growth and
improvement
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Promotion: If you can’t give your staff promotions, think about horizontal moves
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Take the time to learn
what interests them and what is important in their lives
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Take the time to personally thank employees for doing something well
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Mention effort or achievement in team
meetings, in newsletters and on the intranet
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Some employees want to socialise with their colleagues and
develop a sense of belonging; this can build commitment to both their colleagues
and the business
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Because of structural changes in social order, the
workplace is more fluid and adaptive according to Mayo
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However, if teams continuously change within jobs, then
employees feel anxious, empty, and irrational and become harder to work with
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In groups, employees will self-manage and
form relevant customs, duties, and traditions
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Wage incentives
Humans are not motivated solely by wage incentives and unlike the rational
theory of motivation; people are not driven toward economic interests under the
natural system
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These actions stand “in direct opposition to the ideas underlying their
system of financial incentive, which countenanced no upper limit to performance
other than physical capacity
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This provides more variety and prevents a job from getting boring
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It stems on the assumption that
employees enjoy doing work and, therefore, are more satisfied when they have a wider
range of work to do
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Job Rotation
Job rotation is a practice whereby each employee learns several operations in
manufacturing process and rotates through each in a set period
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On one hand, when employees rotate, the
firm receives information about the quality of various jobs - employee matches
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As a
manager, one should maximize on this particular technique in motivating employees
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Motivation is highly important for every company due to
the benefits that it’s able to bring
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Human Capital Management
A company can achieve its full potential only by making use of all the financial, physical,
and human resources that it has
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This way, the enterprise begins to glisten as
everyone is doing their best to fulfil their tasks
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Once that worker meets some initial goals, they
realize the clear link between effort and results, which will further motivate them to
continue at a high level
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In the absence of an incentive plan, employees will not fill ready to
fulfil their objectives
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Raising Employee Efficiency
An employee’s efficiency level is not strictly related to his abilities and qualifications
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Such balance can lead to an increase of productivity,
lower operational costs, and an overall improvement in efficiency, and can be achieved
only through motivation
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Not only that it can bring stability and profits, but employees
will also adapt more easily to changes, fact which is ultimately in the company’s benefit
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The staff
will stay loyal to the enterprise only they meet a sense of participation within the
management side
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This may cause an honest public
image within the market which can attract competent and qualified individuals into the
business
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Provide a positive work environment, Encourage team
contribution and rewards Feedback, Give challenging roles empowering employees with
training and independent thinking
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Title: Motivation and Ways of motivating Employees
Description: 1. Definitions and Concepts: • Motivation 2. characteristics of demotivated employees i.e Absent ism, job insecurity, lack of career vision etc. 3. Ways of motivating employees i.e job enlargement, job rotation. 4. Importance of Employee Motivation 5. Conclusion.
Description: 1. Definitions and Concepts: • Motivation 2. characteristics of demotivated employees i.e Absent ism, job insecurity, lack of career vision etc. 3. Ways of motivating employees i.e job enlargement, job rotation. 4. Importance of Employee Motivation 5. Conclusion.