4a. Motivation - The Importance of Employee Motivation

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What is motivation?

The inner desire or willingness that propels a person to take action and achieve a specific goal or outcome

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What are the 2 types of motivation?

  • Intrinsic - coming from withing a person (values, beliefs etc.)

  • Extrinsic - coming from external factors (rewards or punishments)

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Why is motivation important in a business?

It plays a critical role in a business's success by:

  • Improving productivity

  • Enhancing reliability

  • Increasing loyalty

  • Reducing labour turnover

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What is the impact of motivation on productivity?

  • Motivated employees are more productive and efficient as they are more likely to be engaged in their work and take initiative in order to meet or exceed their goals

  • They will generate higher levels of output and quality

  • Increased productivity results in higher profits for the business

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What is the impact of motivation on the reliability of workers?

  • Motivated employees are more likely to be reliable and dependable

  • They take pride in their job, show up on time, meet deadlines, and take fewer sick days

  • This leads to increased trust between the business and its employees and higher productivity

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What is the impact of motivation on turnover rates?

  • Motivated employees are more likely to stay with the company long-term which reduces the turnover rate

  • Lower turnover rates reduce the need for costly recruitment and training