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An investigation into motivation of employees at Autoglass Ltd.
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Word Count: 2604 Executive Summary The investigation into motivation of employees at Autoglass Ltd. has resulted in a number of findings that are crucial to the success of any business. Through an analysis of the company, and a thorough examination of academic authors we were able to determine what motivation is, and why an understanding of motivation is essential in the workplace. Doing this allowed us to assess the best methods of motivation within Autoglass Ltd. and whether they could be improved. Academic Authors We studied the work of several academic authors such as Abraham Maslow, Frederick Hertzberg and Douglas McGregor in order to understand the theory of motivation, and thereby link it to how employees are motivated in the workplace. Motivation Factors We discovered that there was a lot more to motivating employees than money, respect and personal fulfilment. Factors such as advancement, added responsibility and challenging work proved to be significant motivators as well. Motivation...
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