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… The study proposes that employee retention is largely determined by motivation and as such warrants a review of motivation theories.... The motivation theories covered include Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Herzberg's two-factor theory, Adam's equity theory, Vroom's expectancy theory, Hackman and Oldham's Job characteristics model and Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory.... This report reviews the classic motivation theories and uses them to explain how organizations could devise techniques that will enable them retain their high-impact employees....
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Essay
The paper aims at the understanding of motivation theories that include reinforcement theory and its advantages and disadvantages in motivating employees, incentive theory and its impact in improving the performance and satisfaction level of employees.... hellip; The research aims at underpinning and outlining the importance of motivation in reducing employee turnover in the banking sector.... The research identifies the importance of motivation by analysing past literature and available information....
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Dissertation
The first section discusses the various theories of motivation including the works of Maslow (1943), Alderfer (1972), McClelland (1955) and evaluates the impact of motivation on the group's performance.... The second section discusses theories of leadership by XYZ, and assesses the impact of leadership style on the performance of our group.... According to one of the oldest and most popular theories of motivation, motivation is the result of drives or needs that human beings have....
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In response to the diverse range of motivational studies a number of motivational theories have emerged that endeavor to account for the various findings.... Such theories include those that focus either on incentives, expectancies or goals, and those that seek explanation of how employees respond to different types of incentives provided.... The objective of this study is to take an investigative approach to research the various motivational theories and how they are being implemented within the workplace....
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Current research and theories have evolved and advanced since those of Skinner (1938) who considered performance based on motivations from a behavioral viewpoint, while Maslow (1943; 1954) extended his needs hierarchy to accommodate motivation in terms of people seeking to satisfy needs within a systematic order that progresses from physiological, to safety, to social, to esteem and finally self-actualization.... hellip; Anticipated timeline 16 Title: motivation in the workplace: employee perceptions....
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The proposed research mainly planned to identify how the employees of Preston City Council stay motivated, and to explore the different motivational theories, which apply to them.... The min idea was to locate the key motivation factors at work, which applied the concepts, which the aforementioned theories taught.... Introduction This research begins by introducing the idea of ‘motivation', and the several motivational theories, which often affect the workings of employees of public sector firms....
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Theoretical framework: There are various theories of motivation which are used for the purpose of developing the working abilities of the employees in different business organisations.... These theories are described below: Maslow's Hierarchy of needs: In this theory the Maslow (1954), identifies various needs which are necessary for the purpose of motivating employees.... There are various theories of motivation which are used for the purpose of developing the working abilities of the employees in different business organisations....
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This research "Different Shapes of Organisational Behaviour"evaluates the statement "most ideas representative of organisational behaviour theories are relevant to managing modern learning organisation" to thoroughly study the concept of learning organisation.... The fundamental question for an LO is how to advance moves from single-ring learning to the further highly developed states of double- and triple-loop training and how to control the collectivisation of sole learning by using enriching rules and latest varieties of organisational frame work....
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Research Paper