The Basics of Employee Motivation
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Summary
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Overview
Motivation is the set of individual forces that initiate, direct, and cause individuals to persist in their efforts to accomplish a goal or task. When individuals think of worker motivation, they tend to believe that giving more effort and working harder naturally leads to better job performance; it is more complicated than that, as performance is impacted by other factors unrelated to motivation. Determining someone’s individual needs is the first step to answering figuring out how to motivate them. Any discussion on motivation isn’t complete unless rewards are also considered.
An important element of workplace management is when managers motivate workers to do their job well. This course discusses worker motivation, what motivates people to do their job well, and how managers can learn to motivate their workforce.
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Description
By the end of this course the learner will be able to:
- Define motivation
- Describe how effort relates to performance
- Summarize needs satisfaction theory
- Explain how rewards motivate workers
- List some basic motivation steps mangers can take
You must make an 80% or higher on the final quiz to pass this online course. Once you pass the online course and complete your course survey, you will be able to print your certificate of completion from inside the course.
Who is this course for?
Anybody interested in motivating their employees
Requirements
No prior qualification required
Career path
Application of principles learnt in this course
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