This document discusses motivation in the workplace using Maslow's hierarchy of needs. It lists factors that can fulfill different levels of needs: [1] hygiene factors related to physical and security needs; [2] motivators related to esteem, belonging, and self-actualization needs. It encourages managers to apply these concepts by setting goals, developing employees' skills, recognizing their work, and making them feel valued.
This document discusses motivation in the workplace using Maslow's hierarchy of needs. It lists factors that can fulfill different levels of needs: [1] hygiene factors related to physical and security needs; [2] motivators related to esteem, belonging, and self-actualization needs. It encourages managers to apply these concepts by setting goals, developing employees' skills, recognizing their work, and making them feel valued.
This document discusses motivation in the workplace using Maslow's hierarchy of needs. It lists factors that can fulfill different levels of needs: [1] hygiene factors related to physical and security needs; [2] motivators related to esteem, belonging, and self-actualization needs. It encourages managers to apply these concepts by setting goals, developing employees' skills, recognizing their work, and making them feel valued.
Set own objectives Personal development plans Delegation /Promotion / Career progression Responsible for the work of others Find out their skills and strengths Ownership Encourage to use strengths Clear role publicly shown and known Learning and training Individual communication Feedback on performance Recognition in front of others Self- Uniform differences Show how their job really fulfilment matters / makes a difference Title / Name badge Team presents progress to company
Status Involvement in decisions
Environment: places to meet or Self Esteem Give information (the big picture of the whole company) Social Allocate work to teams Motivators Meet as a group Company activities Hygiene Interact with other teams Factors Security Clear objectives: discussed, agreed, achievable Praise Encouragement even if they fail Survive Positive expectations: "You can do it", Routine "I have complete faith in you", "I know you'll do well" Part of a team Fair Trust Clear rules Know where they fit in Never lie Take an interest in their Attitude: not aggressive or changeable personal life, family, etc Feedback onperformance Invest in them: training and (good or bad) career planning Give information on the company so that they can Knowledge and qualifications see the future for themselves and for the company