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This 10 page paper looks at motivational theory as well as practical applications. Maslow's concepts are discussed along with other theories. A critical look is taken in respect to theory and practical matters of motivation are considered. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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forth. Maslows concepts are discussed along with others. A critical look is taken in respect to theory and practical matters of motivation are considered. Ideas and concepts that may assist
both middle management and upper level management to motivate employees are provided and rewards such as the ability to work at home, or the provision of money or benefits, are
discussed both positively and negatively. Employees are motivated by a myriad of things inclusive of praise for a good performance, but they are also motivated by money,
power, benefits and recognition. In order to increase motivation, managers and organizational strategists will want to consider psychological and group theories. Content theories of motivation like Maslows Hierarchy of
Needs and Herzbergs Motivation-Hygiene Theory are relevant to this discussion ("Chapter," 1999). McClellands Needs Theory also describes factors that cause people to put effort into their work (1999).
While the precise factors suggested by the theorists are not necessarily applicable in all societies, their basic framework does serve as a starting point for understanding needs (1999). One can
see where these theories would play a role in a CEOs decision making as it concerns human resources. Many companies today implement benefits so that they meet the basic
needs of their employees. For example, some companies offer free counseling and others provide for the bulk of ones medical care including vision and dental services. In such an example,
the company nurtures the employee so that he or she will view the employer as a provider of services for their specific needs. Process theories, including Reinforcement Theory,
Goal Setting Theory, Expectancy Theory, and Equity Theory as well, all focus on how individuals are motivated ("Chapter," 1999). All people are not motivated by the same things. While the
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