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Motivation Should be a Two-way Process
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Abdrabbo Abdel Hamid
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Motivation Should be a Two-way Process

I think the motivation process between the manager and the employees is exchangeable, i.e., bosses can and should motivate their subordinates in various ways, but at the same time the subordinates can and should also motivate their bosses through spending a maximum effort to push the business forward.

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ramzi
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Motivation by Employees

I think good employee's performance could motivate the management to give more incentives in the future this is the way how managers could be motivated from their employees.

 

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topic How can you Motivate Knowledge Workers?
topic What Motivates Employees? The Answer Depends (Partly) on their Generation
topic All 3 Elements in Expectancy Theory are Mandatory
topic Why People Want to Become Leaders? Motivations to Lead
topic Misunderstandings About Motivation
topic Motivation in Non-Profit Organizations
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topic Human Motivation Lies Within
topic What Precisely is Valence? Definition of Valence
topic Measuring Motivation:The PIAV Assessment
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topic Problems with Expectancy Theory. Disadvantages
topic Identify your Passion for Success
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