Motivation 2.2
Across
- 2. have the potential to cause dissatisfaction, such as pay, working conditions, (Hertzberg)
- 5. lead to positive job satisfaction (hertzberg)
- 8. motivation doing something because you want to earn a reward or avoid punishment
- 10. The depth of the want of an employee for an extrinsic reward, such as money
- 13. staff are given the authority to make decisions about how they do their job
- 17. staff are given more interesting and challenging tasks
- 20. Taylor thought workers were..
- 21. To have good human relationships
- 24. Mayo said managers should meet workers'....
- 25. To realize your own potential
- 26. Mayo concluded that workers are best motivated by better
- 27. staff are switched between different tasks to reduce repetitiveness
- 28. The degree to which people believe that putting effort into work will lead to a given level of performance
Down
- 1. motivation doing something because it's personally rewarding to you
- 3. said workers are motivated mainly by pay
- 4. Thought we are motivated by the same things
- 6. McClelland - wants to achieve goals, be the winner
- 7. What workers think about a business
- 9. McClelland - wants to control and influence others
- 11. The confidence of employees that they will actually get what they desire,
- 12. McClelland - to be part of a team, acomplish goals as a team
- 14. To gain respect, do well in your job, development
- 15. Mayo's theory closly link to this leadership style
- 16. Workers have one of three main motivations
- 18. To have a house, feel protected
- 19. requirements for Human survival, e.g. air, food, drink, shelter, clothing
- 22. staff are given more tasks to do of similar difficulty
- 23. Taylor's prefered payment system