ch 15 final Flashcards
early theories of motivation
maslows hierarchy
herzbergs motivation-hygiene
maslows hierarchy
lower order (external): physiological, safety
higher order (internal): social, esteem, self actualization
herzbergs motivation-hygiene theory
intrinsic - job satisfaction and motivation (motivators)
extrinsic - job dissatisfaction (hygiene)
herzbergs two factory theory
motivators:
achievement
recognition
work itself
responsibility
advancement
growth
hygiene:
supervision
company policy
relationship with supe
working conditions
salary
personal life
status
security
contemporary theories of motivation
goal setting theory
job design theory
expectancy theory
goal setting theory
the proposition that specific goals increase performance and that difficult goals, when accepted, result in higher performance than do easy goals
(map thing!)
job design theory
how tasks can be combined to form complete jobs
factors influencing job design
changing org enviro/struc
the orgs technology
employees skills, abilities and preferences
motivating professionals
strong and LT term commitment of their field of expertise
loyalty is to their profession not employer
need to regularly update thier knowledge
dont define their work week as 8-5
motivating contingent workers
opportunity to become permanent employee
opportunity for training
equity in compensation and benefits