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Welcome to Darren Smith's
HCC homepage for MAN1021 Management. My goal is to provide you with access
to critical resources to assist you in your coursework. Use of this
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10 - Motivating & Rewarding Employees
Presentation Guidelines
Follow these steps for success:
Define words
Explain basic concepts
Give examples!
Allow for additional examples from instructor/other students, provide opportunity
for concept synthesis and further exploration of the topic.
Topics to be covered in your presentation:
I. MOTIVATION AND INDIVIDUAL NEEDS
A. Definitions
II. EARLY THEORIES OF MOTIVATION
A. Introduction
B. What Is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory?
C. What Is McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y?
D. What Is Herzberg's Motivation-Hygiene Theory?
III. CONTEMPORARY THEORIES OF MOTIVATION
A. "State-of-the-Art" Explanations of Employee Motivation
B. What Is McClelland's Three-Needs Theory?
C. How Do Inputs and Outcomes Influence Motivation?
D. Does Job Design Influence Motivation?
E. What does the JCM tell us?
F. Where Does This Leave Us?
G. Why Is Expectancy Theory Considered a Comprehensive Theory of Motivation?
H. How Does Expectancy Theory Work?
I. How Can Expectancy Theory Be Applied?
J. How Can We Integrate the Contemporary Theories of Motivation?
IV. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN MOTIVATION
A. What Is the Key to Motivating a Diverse Workforce?
B. Should Employees Be Paid for Performance or Time on the Job?
C. How Can Managers Motivate Minimum-Wage Employees?
D. What's Different in Motivating Professional and Technical Employees?
E. How Can Flexible Work Options Influence Motivation?
F. Can Employees Share Jobs?
Other important points:
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You've been given a number of resources to assist you in your project...
see Better
Learning Page, Oral Presentations section for tips.
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Your grade is computed from the Oral
Evaluation Guide so please familiarise yourself with it. Your
grade will suffer if you don't use it and pay attention to it.
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If you're going to read your entire presentation from the textbook, forget
it. I can read the book myself and so can the class.
If you're not prepared, be ready for an "F".
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