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Are They Afraid of You?: Small Business Managing People - BusinessTown
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NA
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I’ve often slipped a few questions into employee surveys to find out if they fear their managers. And guess what? They usually do. Distrust and fear are in fact the norm in traditional workplaces. The same workplaces where managers keep trying motivation programs, and keep complaining that the programs are no darn good
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Rethinking Motivation: Small Business Managing People - BusinessTown
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NA
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So please rethink your own behavior as a supervisor in order to ferret out any unintentional or intentional uses of threats. Threats don’t motivate. Opportunities do. Move them toward the positive side of the motivation curve, not the negative side please! All threats do is create distrust and fear.
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Fire In The Belly - Motivating Employees
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NA
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Motivation is a hot topic. Companies hire keynote speakers for their annual gala to talk on motivation. Everyone gets fired up %u2014 for the moment. When they get back to their office on Monday morning though it is business as usual. What happened? Why wasn't the enthusiasm sustained?
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7 tips to begin earning employees' commitment, initiative and motivation
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Joan Lloyd, CSP
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Managers who want their employees to demonstrate more ownership and initiative need to start by looking in the mirror. Most employees start a new job filled with cheerful optimism, and over time, some learn that their ideas aren’t valued or they are better off just doing what they are told.
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The Human Factor Is Vital In Rewarding Employees
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Bob Nelson
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How many business owners and managers, however, consider "appreciating others" to be a major function of their job today? At a time in which employees are being asked to do more than ever before, to make suggestions for continuous improvement, to handle complex problems quickly and to act independently in the best interests of the company, the resources and support for helping them is at an all-time low.
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