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  • Yours is a very bad hotel - a lot of people says for us to be demotivated.
  • To motivate means to INSTILL A DESIRE WITHIN A PERSON THAT ENCOURAGES THE PERSON TO ACT.
  • In motivating employees, managers must
    • understand what employees needs and want
    • know what tools are at their disposal to help motivate employees
    • understand how employees react to both financial and nonfinancial rewards.
    • understand how their role as a managers are critical for doing it effectively.
  • NEEDS PEOPLE HAVE
    • Survival Needs
    • Social Needs
    • Financial Rewards
  • Survival Needs- most basic employee need is survival
  • Social Needs- most people enjoy being a part of a group or a team.
  • Financial Needs
    • Merit raise
    • Annual Performance Bonus
    • Spot Bonus
    • Individual tips
    • pooled tips
    • recognition program
    • group incentive plan
    • compensation through ownership
  • merit raise - an increase in base pay that is tiis tieds to individual performance.
  • annual performance bonus - one-time lump sum payment based on performance evaluation.
  • Spot bonus - who exhibited great performance through specific act.
  • Individual Tips - voluntary payments
  • Pooled Tips - common collection and are divided proportionally
  • Recognition Program - provide a reward financial or symbolic
  • Group Incentive Plan - bonus paid to all employee
  • Compensation though Ownership - enabling a customer to own a portion of a company common stock
  • Recognizing a Job Well Done - recognition program's purpose to publicly and officially say thank you for a job well done.
  • "You don't work for dollar-you work to create and have fun" - Walt Disney
  • Make the Job Fun - "You don't work for dollar-you work to create and have fun" - Walt Disney
  • Minimizing the negatives - minimize the things that make it uninteresting or unpleseant
  • EMPOWERMENT - assignment of decision-making responsibility to an individual.
  • "you can achieve so much more by empowering people to achieve on their own. Don't be too hands-on" - Norman Brinker
  • EMPOWERMENT HELPS TO
    • achieve the company's mission
    • tell employees that organizations trusts them
    • allow employees to make decisions when the boss is away
    • fill the gaps when the circumstances are new, unique or unexpected.
  • EMPLOYEES IMPLEMENTATION KEYS
    1. training
    2. willingness
    3. measurement
    4. incentives
    5. managerial buy-in
  • MOTIVATION- some people need more than others.
  • Motivation - the general desire or willingness of someone to do something.
  • Engagement - employees as those who are involved in and enthusiastic about their work and workplace
  • Try engagement - not carrots and sticks motivation
  • MODERN THEORIES
    • self-determination theory ( daniel pink )
    • respect model ( paul marciano )
    • abcd model ( ken bianchard )
    • scarf model neuroleadership( David Rock)
  • MIT - Massachusetts Institute of technology
  • SET OF CHALLENGES
    • spatial puzzles
    • physical task
    • memorizing strings of digits
    • solving word puzzles
  • 3 LEVELS REWARD
    1. pretty well - small
    2. medium well - medium
    3. really well - large cash prize
  • the higher the pay, the better performance
  • MONEY IS THE MOTIVATOR AT WORK
  • 3 FACTORS LEAD TO BETTER PERFORMANCE AND PERSONAL SATISFACTION
    1. AUTONOMY
    2. MASTERY
    3. PURPOSE
  • autonomy- the desire to be self-directed
  • mastery - urge to get better at stuff