Leading and Managing People/PMAN102/The happy workforce/Reading
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A recipe for performance
Consider the following questions and keep them in mind as you complete the readings that follow:
- What is the difference between motivation and performance?
- How does a manager make a group of people both motivated and able to perform?
Read the following sections from the Principles of Management (2015), published by the University of Minnesota Libraries:
- Introduction to Chapter 14 to learn more about motivation.
- Section 14.2 case study to learn more about motivation and performance.
- Section 14.3 about needs-based theories of motivation (pay attention to the key takeaways).
- Section 14.4 about processed-based theories of motivation (pay attention to the key takeaways).
- Section 14.5 about developing your personal motivation skills.
In the WENotes below, do one of the following:
- Answer any of the questions above.
- Make a comment on one of the readings.
- Think about your own motivation at work and comment on the main strategy that works to motivate you.
- Think about motivation at your workplace and comment on a main action or condition that tends to demotivate employees.
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