Across
- 3. Two-Factor Theory – Differentiating between motivators and hygiene factors.
- 6. – Assigning tasks to others, particularly professionals.
- 8. Security – Assurance of continued employment.
- 10. – A key characteristic of professional behavior.
- 12. Approach – Collaboration between professionals and non-professionals.
- 14. Behavior – Conduct expected from someone in a professional role.
- 16. Hierarchy – A theory explaining different levels of human needs.
- 18. – The highest level of Maslow’s hierarchy, seeking personal growth.
- 20. – Overseeing employees and ensuring proper conduct.
Down
- 1. – Someone with advanced training in a specialized field.
- 2. – The drive to satisfy personal needs through work.
- 4. Factors – Conditions like salary and working conditions that prevent dissatisfaction.
- 5. – Elements like achievement and responsibility that drive performance.
- 7. – Certification required for a profession.
- 9. of Work – Autonomy professionals have over their tasks.
- 11. Needs – Recognition and approval from others.
- 13. Satisfaction – How employees feel about their job.
- 15. Compensation – Financial rewards for work.
- 17. Needs – The need to feel free from harm and economic deprivation.
- 19. Involvement – Engagement in decision-making and organizational processes.
