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CH APTER SE VEN

MOTIVATION

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MOTIVATION 

DEF INI TIO N

VITELES Motivation represents an unsatisfactory need which creates a state of tension or disequilibirium, causing the individual to move in a goal directed pattern towards resorting a state of equilibirium, by satisfying the need.

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MO TIVATIO N DEF INITI ON ROBBINS Motivation is the process that accounts for and individuals intensity, direction and persistence of effort toward attaining a goal.

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MO TI VATI ON CHALLENGE S

  

Motives can only be inferred Motives are dynamic in nature There are considerable differences in people’s motivation and the energy with which people respond to them.

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TH EORIES O F MOTI VATI ON CON TE NT

PR OCESS

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MASLO W’S NEE D HI ERARCH Y MOD EL Self actualization needs Esteem needs Affiliation needs Security needs Physiological needs

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ALD ERF ER’S ERG THEO RY



Existence needs



Relatedness needs



Growth needs

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HE RZ BERG ’S TWO-F ACT OR TH EORY Hygi ene Fa ctors

Motiva ti on Fa ctors

*Wage & salary *Company policies & administration rules *Interpersonal relations with peers, supervisors subordinates *Working conditions & Job security *Supervisors technical competence

*The job itself *Recognition *Achievement *Responsibility *Growth & Advancement

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Mc CLELLA ND’ S T HEORY OF NEE DS



Need for Achievement



Need for Affiliation



Need for Power

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VROOM’S EXPE CTANCY MO DEL 

Expectancy



Instrumentality



Valence

-person’s perception of the likelihood that a particular action -person’s belief and expectation that his performance will lead to a particular desired reward -the value a person assigns to his desired reward

Motivation Force M=E*I*V UGC/TRIEA/UNOM/DOMS/PTS

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EQ UITY T HEO RY (AD AMS) Major source of job dissatisfaction Outcome - Input O1 I1

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ratio inequity

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GOAL SE TTIN G THEO RY(LO CKE ) Goal setting-the process of motivating employees and clarifying their role perceptions by establishing performance objectives.

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MBO PRO CES S 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Clarifying organizational objectives Manager-subordinate involvement Matching goals and resources Freedom of implementation Review and appraisal of performance

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ADVANTAGE S O F MB O 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. 6.

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Result oriented process Goals and targets measurable Managers and subordinates know what is expected Individuals know about organizational goals Helps identify employees training needs Periodic evaluation helps employees know how they are doing Improves management subordinate communication

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LIMITATI ONS OF MBO 1.

2.

3. 4.

Classical organization-authority flows from top Subordinates feel MBO makes them work harder Emphasis on quantifying goals Considerable paper work takes managers time

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LI MITATIONS

O F MBO

(Contd.)

5. Emphasis on short term goals 6. Managers may not be skilled in interpersonal interaction 7. Group goal achievement more difficult 8. Time consuming process

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JOB CHA RACTE RIS TI CS MOD EL (JC M) Hackman and Oldham Critical psychological states 3. Experienced meaningfulness 4. Experienced responsibility for work outcomes 5. Knowledge of results

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CO RE JO B D IME NSIONS  2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Characteristics of job Skill variety Task identity Task significance Autonomy Feedback

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Skill

MPS=

variety

+

Task identity

Task +

significance

3

A u t o * * n o m y

F e e d b a c k

Moderator : Growth need strength

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APPRO ACHES TO JOB RED ES IGN       

Job rotation Compressed work week Flexi time Job sharing Tele commuting Autonomous work teams Quality circles

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