Humans - an important factor to growth organisations.
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 MONEY IS NOT THE ONLY MOTIVATOR 1 MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS THEORY 2 HERZBERG'S TWO-FACTOR THEORY 2 THEORY X AND THEORY Y ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. EXPECTANCY THEORY ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. UNDERSTAND WHAT INFLUENCE MOTIVATION ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT THEORIES ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. COMPENSATION SYSTEMS ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. MONEY AS MOTIVATOR 4 EFFICIENCY AS MOTIVATOR ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. MAKING INCENTIVES EFFECTIVE 5 PRACTICAL APPROACH ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. ANALYSIS OF AN ARTICLE "PERFORMANCE INDICATORS" ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. THE PURPOSE OF MOTIVATING EMPLOYEES ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. WAYS OF MOTIVATING EMPLOYEES ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. REFERENCES 9 Introduction Human is an important factor to growth organisations. No any company can be operated its business without people. Success and achieving goal are the main task for all employees. Therefore, managers have to consider how those people can be encouraged to work efficiency and effectiveness for their companies. In this sense, motivation factor has been considered to encourage people to achieve their works. It is also related to psychological extent to motivate people from inside, which link to...


