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PART THREE: MANAGEMENT. Chapter Ten – Motivating Employees. Relative Importance of Employees. Motivation. What it is & how it works Types of Rewards Extrinsic Intrinsic. Motivation. Taylor, Gilbreth & Mayo. Taylor: Scientific Management Time-motion studies
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PART THREE:MANAGEMENT Chapter Ten – Motivating Employees
Motivation • What it is & how it works • Types of Rewards • Extrinsic • Intrinsic
Taylor, Gilbreth & Mayo • Taylor: Scientific Management • Time-motion studies • Gilbreth: Principle of motion economy • Mayo: Hawthorne Effect
Taylor • Taylor: Scientific Management • Time-motion studies
Gilbreth • Gilbreth: Principle of motion economy • Focused more on process efficiency
George Elton Mayo • Mayo: Hawthorne Effect
Hertzberg’s Two-Factor Theory • Two-factor theory • Motivating factors • Hygiene factors
Fitting people to jobs • Job simplification • Job enlargement • Job enrichment
Theories X and Y • Theory X • Pessimism • Theory Y • Optimism
Reinforcement & Expectancy • Reinforcement Theory • Positive Reinforcement: positive consequences for desired behavior • Negative Reinforcement: removal of unpleasant consequences for desired behavior • Extinction: no positive rewards for undesirable behavior • Punishment: negative consequences
Vroom’s Expectancy Theory • Will I be able to accomplish a certain task? • If I accomplish the task, what kind of reward will I get? • How much do I want that reward?
Goal-Setting Theory & MBO • Goal qualities • Specific • Challenging • Achievable • Management by objectives (MBO)
S.M.A.R.T. Goals • Specific • Measurable • Attainable • Relevant • Time oriented
Motivation: Looking Forward • Future employees want: • Balance between work and life • Learn additional skills • Doing something that matters • Treating employees well • Listening • Praise