Strong Motivational Factors can Overcome Demotivating Factors




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Bassam Saffah Al-Sahan
HR Consultant, Saudi Arabia

Strong Motivational Factors can Overcome Demotivating Factors

Deeply felt internal motivational factors can overcome demotivating factors.
Such positive internal motivational factors could be a strong belief of the cause, mission or a smart direction of the organization.
 
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Jaap de Jonge
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Can Strong Motivational Factors Overcome Demotivating Factors?

I can see your point. However Herzberg would probably argue that TYPICAL HYGIENE FACTORS cause dissatisfaction, even if there are strong motivational factors.
For example, if the salary (a hygiene factor) is too low, it will not help much to give a lot of recognition for achievements. Perhaps it could make the person cynical.

   

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