Money is the prime and end target for any professional in an organization. Many people says they do not work for money. For most of the people says so - its a lie. Everyone works in an professional organization are working for money. Otherwise they would have been working in charitable or non-profit organization. There are other aims too like Respect, Accomplishment, Authority etc. however all comes after money.
Now for motivation money is not a good one. Whenever there is a award given in form of MONEY the person may feel motivated, but for one or two days only. With the awarded money he/she would buy something. As soon the thing becomes old the effect of money as motivator vanishes.
If the money is awarded in continuous basis like monthly increment in allowances, the motivation effect remains alive for few months. As soon as he/she gets use to that money the effect of motivation vanishes.
For motivation best and longest lasting award is "Giving importance" and "Publicly appreciation".
All the good employees loves to work, otherwise he would not have been chosen for award. I personally like to award him the most prestigious project responsibility with end to end authority. All the employees like to have some authority for himself.
My second award for motivation is awarding the person in a public gathering like weekly floor meet or monthly performance meet. Here i use the Kenneth Blanchard way very much - "Reprimand in private, appreciate in public"
Time is money. Effective time management is a must in todays competetive world. By performing the basic functions of management, a business is bound to flourish. There are lot of advantages of effective time management.
Abraham Maslow's main contribution to Management Theory is in regards to motivation. His humanistic approach challenged the scientific view that money was the only way to motivate someone. He believed that each person was good-natured and just needed a personal motivator to do what needed to be done.
A static budget be most effective in evaluating a manager for a few reasons. This might be the case if the store has been losing money and for once it is staying static.
A synonym of Effective is Efficient. That is a measure of the bottom line, the amount produced compared to the amount used to produce it. An Effective manager gets more done with less expense or effort than other less effective or less efficient managers. Success is defined as favorable or desirable outcome. Efficiency and Effectiveness can be favorable outcomes, so they are intertwined in meaning. I think maybe you can be considered successful if you keep what you are managing from losing money, but you are effective if you manage in a way that you get the most profit you can from your resources. An Effective manager would be Successful, but maybe not the other way around.
No. Often the simplest controls are the most effective.
Discuss money as a motivator
It depends with the individual but in most cases money is usually a powerful motivator than the money fame power.
An extrinsic motivator
To a certain extent. ;)Fear is a good motivator if it deters you from taking the wrong and immorale path. Fear is good if it helps you stay on the right track. E.g. The fear of death penalty so you wouldn't kill another person for no particular reason. Or maybe you would think twice about doing an act that is not legal..Another Perspective:Fear is a good motivator when balanced sensibly with a clear reward - when both the carrot and the stick are in view. Fear without incentive, or overwhelming fear can lead to panic, resulting in poor judgement. Not enough fear can lead to complacency and lethargy.
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Fear can be used as a motivator. When it comes to wether it should be used as a motivator or not, really just depends ont he situation.
The Nationalist Socialist Party (NAZI's) was effective enough to become the head of the German government.
Money is a big motivator for people. Being able to prove people wrong is also something that people use to motivate them.
probably yes, but if the person has a single drop of sense then no amount of money should overcome the pride of a job well done. (If they are good at their job.)
Personal trainers need to have a multitude of skills. You should be analytical, patient, nurturing, persistent, organized, an effective motivator and, most importantly, a good listener.
Her Dad.
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