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Introduction | 1 | |
1 | The motivation process | 8 |
The management task | 8 | |
Management characteristics | 12 | |
2 | How people feel about work | 16 |
Theory X and Theory Y | 17 | |
Maslow's hierarchy of needs | 19 | |
Hertzberg's motivator/hygiene factors | 21 | |
Expectancy theory | 23 | |
Practical implications | 26 | |
Aiming for excellence | 28 | |
3 | The negative side of the balance | 30 |
Company policy and administration | 30 | |
Positive use of policy and administration | 32 | |
Supervision | 32 | |
Interpersonal relationships | 33 | |
Positive use of interpersonal relationships | 34 | |
Working conditions | 35 | |
Personal life | 36 | |
Security | 37 | |
Status | 38 | |
Salary | 39 | |
4 | The positive side of the balance | 40 |
Achievement | 40 | |
Recognition | 42 | |
Recognition through rewards | 44 | |
The work itself | 48 | |
Responsibility | 52 | |
Advancement | 54 | |
Growth | 56 | |
The full mix | 56 | |
5 | Taking the temperature | 59 |
Accurate measurement | 61 | |
Creating a strategy to influence motivation | 62 | |
Approaches to continuous measurement | 65 | |
Specific measurement opportunities | 69 | |
Major measurement | 70 | |
The link between information and action | 77 | |
A firm foundation | 79 | |
6 | Incentive schemes | 80 |
A caveat | 80 | |
Employee packages | 81 | |
Financial incentives | 83 | |
Non-financial schemes | 85 | |
Tax implications | 86 | |
Maintaining interest | 87 | |
Communications | 90 | |
Extreme measures | 91 | |
7 | The contribution of communication | 93 |
The contribution of management style | 96 | |
The role of communication | 98 | |
Consultation | 100 | |
Development | 101 | |
Delegation | 105 | |
Appraisal | 108 | |
Exit interviews | 114 | |
Communication | 115 | |
8 | Involvement and empowerment | 118 |
Putting empowerment to work | 118 | |
Making empowerment possible | 119 | |
Letting go | 120 | |
Making empowerment effective | 121 | |
Towards excellence | 123 | |
9 | Action plan | 124 |
Linking to specific staff | 124 | |
A foundation for action | 127 | |
The dangers | 128 | |
Positive habits | 129 | |
A motivational calendar | 130 | |
Individual records | 132 | |
Spontaneity | 133 | |
A social dimension | 134 | |
A rolling plan | 135 | |
Afterword | 137 |
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