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What are three primary programs that have been developed to solve motivational problems related to the motivational-maintenance theory?
Job enrichment, Job enlargement and Job rotation are the three programs developed to solve motivational problems.
What is a job enrichment program?
Job enrichment usually includes increased responsibility, recognition, and more opportunities for growth, learning, and achievement. Large companies that have used job enrichment include IBM and DaimlerChrysler.
What is mean by job enrichment please give some example?
You have a good job experience, working and holding a job. If you've been working at a varety of places doing the same type of work that can be considered job enrichment.
What are the various steps of job enrichment?
There are various steps of job enrichment. Some of them include learning on the job, getting more training and applying some skills from experience among others.
How is job enrichment an intrinsic reward?
job enrichment taps into the natural desire most employees have to do a good job, to be appreciated for their contributions to the company, and to feel more a part of the company team.
What are the Merits and demerits of job enrichment?
One advantage of job enrichment is the fact that it helps develop employees. A disadvantage is the fact that it takes a lot of coordination and can be counterproductive.
What theory is job enrichment based on?
Job enrichment has its roots in Frederick Herzberg's two-factor theory, according to which two separate dimensions contribute to an employee's behavior at work.
What are the steps for job enrichment?
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When a manager redesigns the job of a subordinate so that the subordinate has more responsibility over his or her job this is called job?
Job Enrichment
Providing variety greater autonomy challenge or increased responsibility to the job is called?
job enrichment
What has the author John R Maher written?
John R. Maher has written: 'New perspectives in job enrichment' -- subject(s): Job enrichment, Job satisfaction, Work design 'Surface modelling in duct using coordinates measured on a C.M.M. and transferred via P.C.'s'
Why might practicing managers and industrial engineers be skeptical about job enrichment and socio-technical approaches to job design?
Job enrichment by definition moves away from specialization which, from a purely mechanical standpoint is the most efficient way of work. Sociotechnical approaches include job enrichment as a design strategy and in addition emphasize worker and work group autonomy. Thus, managers and industrial engineers have legitimate concerns about the implications of these approaches on output, planning and control.
