Understanding Motivation
Understanding Motivation by John Eric Adair, published by Talbot Adair Press in 1990, is a guide designed for managers, human resource developers, and trainers. This 114-page book reassesses the theories of Herzberg and Maslow, providing insights into how to effectively motivate individuals within a professional setting. The text is presented in English and aims to enhance understanding of personnel and human resources management.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of motivation strategies, framed within the context of the ACL model of leadership. The book offers practical suggestions for maximizing the potential of team members, making it a valuable resource for those involved in leadership and development roles. By focusing on established motivational theories, this edition serves as a practical tool for improving workplace dynamics and fostering a more productive environment.
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A guide suggesting how to get the best out of people and intended for use by managers, human resource developers and trainers, this book reassesses the theories of Herzberg and Maslow in the context of the ACL model of leadership.
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