Across
- 3. this is where the main responsibility in an organization rest with the head office
- 7. this the process of making a job more interesting and challenging by increasing the range of tasks
- 9. this is where branches of an organization are able to make substantial decisions for themselves
- 12. this involves trusting a subordinate to carry out duties
- 14. this is a manger directly responsible for someone else
- 15. this is where a worker is given more task to do at the same level of challenge
- 17. this is a theory by Herzberg which suggests that if workers are satisfied, they will stick with one employer for long
- 18. these are factors in the external environment that motivate like pay
- 19. this involves giving employees a variety of tasks
- 20. this is a legitimate right associated with a specific role
- 22. This represesents the number of employees accountable to a manager
Down
- 1. This is the different levels within an organization representing the degree of authority and responsibility
- 2. successive links from top to bottom in a hierarchy showing lines of responsibility
- 4. this is a financial incentive where the performance of an employee is evaluated
- 5. this is a theory that suggests rewards and incentives are the greatest motivators
- 6. according to Herzberg this is the reason why an individual takes certain actions
- 7. this system of financial incentive ranks jobs from highest to lowest in terms of at what value the job helps the company to be profitable
- 8. this theory focuses on a predominant approach on how the leader handles problems
- 10. this type of motivation comes form within an individual
- 11. this is being answerable for actions taken and tasks performed
- 13. this is the duty to carry out tasks according to the level expected
- 16. According to this person’s theory of motivation an individual needs must be met to get the best out of the individual
- 21. according to Herzberg these factors need to present in the workplace to ensure basic satisfaction example a safe clean space
- 23. this theory assumes that leaders have certain personal and physical characteristics that enable them to lead other people and get them to perform
