Employers and leaders have to find ways to keep their staff
motivated all the time to get the best out of them .Motivation in the work
place will improve employees output due to increase motivation.
Ø
Human
Capital Management –
Human Capital is not owned by the organization but secured
through the employment relationship. People bring human capital to the
organization through it is then developed by experience & training (Baron
and Armstrong, 2007).
Devenport (1999) People possesses innate abilities, behaviours and
personal energy and these elements make up the human capital they bring to
their work. And it is they not their employers, who own this capital, and
decide when, how and where they will control it. In other words they can make
choices. Work is a two way exchange of value, not a one -way exploitation of an
asset by its owner.
An organization could achieve its
full potential only if it is uses its resources to the maximum. Therefore Human
resources too need to be used to its maximum to get its full potential.
Ø Greater
Employee Satisfaction
In (2011), Parvin
and Kabir studied the tested factors affecting job satisfaction for
pharmaceutical companies and described job satisfaction as how content an
individual is with his or her job and viewed job satisfaction is not the same
as motivation, although clearly linked.
The employee satisfaction could
be monetary, non monetary rewards. The five fundamentals for employees
satisfaction: What you do has to suit you; Why you do it matter to you; Who you
work for makes a difference; How success is measured sets the course; Growth
brings gratification (J. D Conway, 2021).
Ø Raising
Employee Efficiency
An employees efficiency level is not strictly
related to his ability and qualifications, In order to get the very best
results, an employee needs to have a perfect balance between ability and
willingness ( Vinay Chaitanya Ganta,2014).
Employee efficiency is impacted by a variety of factors on a micro level
such as: Personal motivation, work environment, competencies, engagement &
satisfaction (Brendan Mcconnell 2021).
Ø Meet
Personal Goals
Increasing motivation at work place can help
improve performance, raise productivity. Setting goals help employee become
self-motivated by helping them establish professional goals and objectives
.Make sure goals are reasonable and achievable so employees don’t get
discouraged. Encourage them when they hit a milestone (Yakivchyk.V,2022).
Ø Team harmony
Enterprises are no longer content with happy
work force. They increasingly want to engage more deeply with employees and new
technology has made it easier than ever to gather feedback. These factors have
contributed to employee/employer relations becoming even more complicated and
in some instances, strained. It’s not enough for an organization to pay lip
service to notions of diversity, they must be living those values authentically
(Paul Berwick, 2021).
Three steps to build organizational harmony:
Make collaboration your constant; Trust your team to find their own tools;
Offer complete transparency on every function in the business (Paul Barwick,2021).
References:
Baron, A. and Armstrong, M. (2007). Human capital management : achieving
added value through people. London ; Philadelphia: Kogan Page.
Chandra Sekhar, Manoj Patwardhan & Rohit Kr. Singh (2013) A literature review on motivation.
J. D Conway(2021) –The five Fundamentals of employees satisfaction.
Parvin, M. M., & Kabir, N. M. M. (2011). Factors
affecting employee job satisfaction of pharmaceutical sector. Australian
Journal of Business and Management Research.
Vinay Chaitanya Ganta (2014) Motivation in the work place
to improve the employee performance Junior Research Fellow (Ph.D.,) Department
Of Commerce and Management Studies Andhra University, Visakhapatnam – 530003
Yakivchyk V.(2022) How to make personnel more motivated, National University of Food Technologies
Agreed! Also, the expected job performance comprising of planning, organizing, and administering the day-to-day work through one’s technical ability, business judgment and so on are called as technical–administrative task performance. The Leadership task performance is labeled through setting strategic goals, upholding the necessary performance standards, motivating and directing subordinates to accomplish the job through encouragement, recognition, and constructive criti-cisms (Borman, & Brush, 1993; Tripathy, 2014).
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