Associates and Motivation
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Farnsworth, Derek, Jennifer Clark, Allen F. Wysocki, Karl W. Kepner, and Michelle Glasser. (2001) 2019. “Associates and Motivation: HR004 HR004, 7 2019”. EDIS 2019 (4). Gainesville, FL. https://doi.org/10.32473/edis-hr004-2001.

Abstract

This document discusses the concept of motivation in the workplace, emphasizing that motivation stems from internal factors and cannot be externally imposed by management. It highlights the importance of creating a positive motivational climate to enhance productivity. The article categorizes motivation into three levels: negative, maintenance, and positive, and identifies key motivators and de-motivators based on Herzberg’s theory. It also outlines effective motivational techniques, such as personal recognition and performance-based promotions, to foster a motivating work environment. Published May 2001.

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References

Graham, Gerald H. Understanding Human Relations: The Individual, Organization, and Management. SRA Publishing Company. May 1982.

Herzberg, Frederick. Herzberg on Motivation. Penton Education Division. December 1991.

Kepner, Karl. FRE class discussions for AEB 4424 and AEB 5757 (Human Resource Management in Agribusiness).

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