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What are motivation theories? What is motivation theory? So how do you motivate your employees and make them happier in the workplace? Motivation theories: the basics There are numerous branches of motivation theory but at its simplest, it boils down to two factors: Extrinsic factors. Here people are motivated by external factors such as a bonus for hard work or a sanction if targets are not met. Intrinsic factors. Here people are motivated by a desire to satisfy human needs.
These might include a desire to please their boss or to achieve certain professional or personal goals. What tools do employers have to improve motivation? Reward — Receiving a bonus or raise can be all the incentive some need to work harder. But reward can take many different forms and could be something as simple as incentive pay or paid time off, gift vouchers or prizes for hitting targets, travel perks or health benefits. Trust —Employees want to know you have their best interests at heart while employers want to know they can trust employees to do a job well.
Building a culture around trust creates a positive atmosphere which motivates your staff and benefits productivity. It can also spur them on to achieve more. Career advancement —One study found that the number one reason for employees leaving their jobs was career development. It makes sense - employees want to use their skills. They also want to learn new skills. Combat this by talking to your employees about their career expectations and by building career development into your business.
Purpose —Increasing numbers of employees want more from their jobs than a paycheque. Organisational purpose is a strong motivator for many workers — especially younger employees. The hierarchy is represented by 5 steps: Physiological needs — e. How you can apply this in your business?
Lower level stuff Many companies excel at meeting the lower level needs of their employees. Getting to the top Ideally what every business owner, manager, HR professional and well, any person is aiming for, is to get to the top of the Hierarchy of Needs and achieve true satisfaction, according to Maslow.
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