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Title: Motivation, Satisfaction, and Performance


1
Chapter 14
  • Motivation, Satisfaction, and Performance

2
Chapter Goals
  • The goal of this chapter is to explain these
    three key areas (1) the links between
    leadership, satisfaction, motivation, and
    performance (2) the major theories and research
    for motivation and satisfaction and (3) what
    leaders can do to enhance the motivation and
    satisfaction of their followers if they implement
    these different theories.

3
Motivation
  • Motivation is anything that provides direction,
    intensity, and persistence to behavior.

4
Performance
  • Performance concerns those behaviors directed
    toward the organizations mission or goals, or
    the products and services resulting from those
    behaviors.

5
Job satisfaction
  • Job satisfaction deals with ones attitudes or
    feelings about the job itself, pay, promotion, or
    educational opportunities, supervision,
    co-workers, workload, and so on.

6
Three Major Needs Theories
  • Maslows Hierarchy of Needs
  • ERG Theory
  • Herzbergs Two-Factor Theory

7
Individual Difference
  • Achievement orientation
  • Intrinsic motivation

8
Three Cognitive Theories
  • Goal Setting
  • Expectancy Theory
  • ProMES

9
Situational Approaches
  • Job Characteristics Model
  • Operant Model

10
Leadership practitioners should be aware of
several important findings regarding global and
facet satisfaction
  • People are generally very happy with their
    vocation or occupation.
  • Persons with longer tenure or in higher positions
    tend to have higher global and facet satisfaction
    ratings than those new or lower in the
    organization.

11
Leadership practitioners should be aware of
several important findings regarding global and
facet satisfaction
Cont.
  • Persons in higher positions tend to have ratings
    when evaluating their compensation than those in
    lower positions.
  • People who are happier with their jobs also tend
    to have higher life satisfaction ratings.

12
Three Theories of Job Satisfaction
  • Affectivity
  • Equity Theory
  • Organizational Justice
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