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Fuad Ahmed Mahamud
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There are straightforward and direct relationships between employee motivation and the performance of an organization.
The chain of these relationships is the following
1. Motivated employees work well
2. The quality of their work becomes better
3. The customers are attracted to the products / services of the organization
4. Sales and revenue increase
5. The organization makes more profit and its goodwill increases
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Falah
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The Effects of Employee Motivation
I see this subject from the strategic perspective. A motivated employee will increase the capability of the organization to achieve its mission, goals, objectives.
It will also engage all to build a strong organizational culture. Motivated employees will feel as having a strategic partnership with this organization, and their commitments and loyalty will increase from day to day.
Both of these factors will improve the performance and have a positive impact on the market share. This means an increase of profitability.
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ANTONIO BARRANCO RUIZ, Director, Spain
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Bob Kohn, Student (University), United States
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A Little RESPECT Goes a Long Way and Returns Even More
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Siddharth Prabhu, Manager, India
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When Employees Breathe the Business...
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Rene Herlaar, Management Consultant, Belgium
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Service Profit Chain and Human Needs
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abiola ajayi
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Employees are Greatest Assets
Motivation is an integral part of Human Resource M (...)
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Marcel Wiedenbrugge, Consultant, Netherlands
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Happy Employees and Productivity
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R Sreenivasan, Teacher, India
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Motivation and Productivity
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Sharon Chua, Manager, Singapore
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Motivation of Employees in Asia
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Thobile Mkhize
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I Am the Enterprise!
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Kemoli A Teddy, Student (MBA)
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Motivation and Organization Performance
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Laurent Trudel, Student (University), Canada
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Motivation not per se Positive. Other Traits of Employees Effect Profitability
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Gary Stead, Director, United Kingdom
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Converting Employees from Engaged to Motivated
@: I do think you are right to point to other comp (...)
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Madhukar Sakorkar, HR Consultant, India
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The Effect of Motivated Employees on Profitability
I agree with you FA Mahamud. I remember having see (...)
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Jagdish B Acharya, Consultant, India
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Motivation May Have Positive But Low Correlation with Profit
At a microscopic level motivation improves output. (...)
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KATHRYN STEINER, MBA, Entrepreneur, United States
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Employee Motivation Must Include an Aesthetic Component
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JOSEPH SOLA ONIFADE, Manager, Nigeria
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Motivation and Productivity: Any Direct Relationship?
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Adedayo Adebesin, Student (Other), United Kingdom
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Effect of Motivated Employees on Profitability
One must also consider the capability and competen (...)
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Peter Jetter, Coach, Germany
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A Non-quantifiable Impact of Motivation is Worthless
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