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Two- Factor Theory
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Frederick Herzberg In 1960’s Published his two-factor theory Combined: o Lower level needs into one classification (Hygiene or Maintenance) o Higher level needs into one classification (Motivators) Two –Factor theory proposes that people are motivated by motivators rather than maintenance factors
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Maintenance –(Extrinsic) Also called extrinsic motivators Motivation comes from outside the person and the job itself o Pay o Job Security o Working conditions o Benefits These factors are related to meeting lower level needs
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Motivators – (Intrinsic) Also called intrinsic motivators Motivation comes from within the person through the work itself o Achievement o Recognition o Challenge o Advancement These factors are related to meeting higher level needs
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Score Assessment Take the time now to score your assessment Are you motivated more by maintenance factors or motivating factors? o Do you think this will change as you get older? o Do you think it will change the longer you stay at a particular job?
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