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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Vikten av feedback och dess inverkan på arbetstillfredsställelse och arbetsmotivation / The importance of feedback and its impact on job satisfaction and work motivation.

Ahlinder, Emma, Viktorsson, Jeanette January 2018 (has links)
Syftet med studien var att undersöka om feedback från närmaste chef leder till ökad arbetstillfredsställelse och arbetsmotivation hos arbetstagare. Urvalet för studien var arbetstagare mellan 18-65 år och undersökningen utfördes genom en webbaserad enkät som genererade 157 enkätsvar. Enkäten baserades på frågor från Feedback Orientation Scale (FOS), Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire (MSQ) och Basic Need Satisfaction at Work Scale (BNS). Analyserna genomfördes i SPSS och resultatet visade att det fanns en positiv korrelation mellan indexet feedback och arbetstillfredsställelse men inte mellan indexet feedback och arbetsmotivation. Resultatet visade också att positiv feedback predicerade både arbetstillfredsställelse och arbetsmotivation. Det fanns inga skillnader i skattning av feedback, arbetstillfredsställelse och arbetsmotivation mellan män och kvinnor. / The purpose of this study was to investigate whether feedback from the first line manager increase job satisfaction and work motivation for employees. The sample for the study were employees between 18-65 years, and data collection was conducted through a web-based survey which generated 157 completed questionnaires. The survey was based on Feedback Orientation Scale (FOS), Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire (MSQ) and Basic Need Satisfaction at Work Scale (BNS). The analyse were performed in SPSS and the result showed a positive correlation between the index of feedback and job satisfaction, but not between the index of feedback and job motivation. The result also showed that positive feedback predicted job satisfaction and job motivation. No differences in estimation of feedback, job satisfaction and work motivation were found between men and women.
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Motivace a stimulace pracovního jednání / Motivation and stimulation of work performance

PETROVÁ, Jaroslava January 2014 (has links)
The Thesis was aimed at evaluation of the level of motivation and stimulation of work performance in a company upon a worked out analysis and proposal of suitable measures for improvement in this sphere. I chose Hypoteční banka, a. s.. The first part of the Thesis summarises theoretical knowledge of motivation and stimulation of work performance. It also characterizes the company, its history, size, number of staff and financial data about company. I performed an analysis of motivation and stimulation based on a questionnaire survey, evaluation and gave proposals for improvement. I conducted an in-depth unstructured interviews with staff HR.
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Systém motivace pracovníků ve vybrané organizaci / System of employee motivation in the chosen organization

VAŇKOVÁ, Tereza January 2018 (has links)
My thesis is focused on the research of motivation system in the chosen organization. On the basis of performed analyses of the current motivation system for employees the main aim was to determine possible measures and to propose effective changes that improve this leadership area.
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Förhöjd pensionsålder - vad krävs för att orka arbeta längre? / Increased retirement age - what is required to work longer?

Calles, Linn, Söderlund, Ida January 2018 (has links)
Sveriges befolkning lever allt längre och därav har en ny överenskommelse gällande pension utformats för att kunna upprätthålla den svenska ekonomin. Pensionsåldern kommer att höjas och för att äldre ska orka arbeta längre behövs en god arbetsmotivation och rätt förutsättningar. Syftet med denna studie var därför att undersöka vad äldre arbetstagare upplever som viktigt för att orka och vilja arbeta längre. Nio semistrukturerade intervjuer genomfördes med arbetstagare över 60 år som var yrkesverksamma inom olika branscher. Intervjuerna analyserades med en induktiv tematisk analys. Äldre arbetstagare motiveras framförallt av inre motivationsfaktorer som trivsel på arbetsplatsen och goda relationer till kollegor. Ett fortsatt arbetsliv kan enligt respondenterna också påverkas av delaktighet och utvecklingsmöjligheter på arbetsplatsen. Möjligheten till utveckling i arbetet kan påverkas av de förutsättningar som arbetstagaren ges men arbetstagaren har samtidigt ett eget ansvar att ta till vara på utvecklingsmöjligheterna. / The population of Sweden tends to live longer and therefore a new agreement about the retirement age has been designed to maintain the Swedish economy. The retirement age will increase and to make older employees cope with a longer worklife it´s important to maintain a good work motivation and also give the employees the right conditions to be able to work longer. The purpose of this study was therefore to study what employees perceive as important to be able and willing to work longer. Nine semi-structured interviews were performed with employees over 60 years old and were professionals in different industries. The interviews were analysed with an inductive thematic analysis. Older employees are primarily motivated by intrinsic factors such as well-being at work and good relations with colleagues. Participation and development opportunities were important factors to be able to work longer. The opportunity for development at work can be affected by the conditions given to the employee, but the employee also has his own responsibility to take advantage of the development opportunities
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Entrepreneurs vs. Intrapreneurs : A comparative study about motivation factors of entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs

Birkemalm, Pauline, Jansson, Sandra January 2018 (has links)
Entrepreneurs and the components that motivates them not to give up when facing obstacles have been the focus in many different studies. There have also been some studies which aims at connecting the concepts of intrapreneurs and motivation. However, we found a gap in the research which compares Swedish entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs focusing on their motivational factors. Therefore, this study aims to fulfill the found research gap through looking deeper into the intrinsic and extrinsic motivational factors of both entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. This led up to the following formulation of the research question: What are the main differences in motivation factors between successful entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs in Sweden? To answer this question, a qualitative study was conducted with the focus on gaining more understanding on what intrinsic and extrinsic factors motivates entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. Participants in the study were found based on criteria such as working in Sweden and being considered as successful through nominations or rewards. Data collection was done through using semi-structured interviews with five entrepreneurs and five intrapreneurs with the focus on finding motivational factors and typical personal characteristics related to their line of work. Since we found similar motivational factors in our chosen theories, it was decided that they would be used in the interviews. These factors were; Monetary reward, Challenges, Training, Acknowledgement, Affiliation, Power and Accomplishment.  Results show that the entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs have differences in their motivational factors both among the individuals within each title, as well as between the titles. The motivational factors found were paired with definitions of factors from the theories. Personal characteristics of entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs were also found and connected to theories about personal characteristics. The analyzed answers of intrapreneurs’ and entrepreneurs’ motivational factors were compared against each other to see if the motivational factors differ between entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. The conclusion of this study is that for the extrinsic motivational factors, the entrepreneurs are more motivated by monetary rewards than the intrapreneurs and challenges motivates the intrapreneurs more than the entrepreneurs. For the intrinsic factors, power was more motivating for the entrepreneurs and more intrapreneurs saw acknowledgement as motivating. The factors which had no differences were concluded to not being related to being an entrepreneur or intrapreneur.
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Las políticas motivacionales y el desempeño en los trabajadores de la empresa telefónica del Perú S.A.A. Aplicación de la metodología Feel Good y Succes Factor

Murrugarra Díaz, Fabiola Kimberley January 2016 (has links)
El propósito de la siguiente investigación tiene como objetivo determinar la influencia de las políticas motivacionales en los trabajadores de la empresa Telefónica del Perú S.A.A. En este mundo competitivo las empresas se preocupan por ser cada día mejor, por lo que acuden a todos los medios disponibles para poder cumplir con sus objetivos. Por lo tanto el talento humano es el elemento esencial y principal que tienen las empresas. El éxito de una empresa se da por la calidad de su personal, por tal motivo, con el objeto de aprovechar al máximo el talento humano, las empresas desarrollan diferentes procesos en los que se involucra la motivación personal del trabajador, que es de importancia tanto para el logro de los objetivos empresariales como para el desarrollo personal y profesional del trabajador. Por tanto, queremos demostrar sí la influencia de las políticas motivacionales en los trabajadores de la empresa Telefónica del Perú S.A.A. están bien aplicadas o estas tienen falencias en el proceso de satisfacción del trabajador y como repercute en estos. The purpose of this research is to determine the influence of motivational policies on workers in Telefónica del Peru S.A.A. In this competitive world, companies worry about being better every day, so they use all they available options to achieve its objectives. Therefore the human factor is the essential and primary element that companies have. The success of a company is given by the quality of its staff, for this reason, in order to exploit the human potential, companies develop different processes in which the personal motivation of the worker is involved. This is important for achieving business goals and for personal and professional development of workers. Therefore, we want to demonstrate if the influence of motivational policies on workers in Telefónica del Peru are well applied or these ones have deficiencies in the process of worker´s satisfaction and how it impacts on them.
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The Influence of Job Rotation on Motivation and Satisfaction of Software Engineers

SANTOS, Ronnie Edson de Souza 22 January 2015 (has links)
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Motivation to work, work commitment and man's will to meaning

De Klerk, J.J. (Jeremias Jesaja) 21 February 2005 (has links)
Victor Frankl (1969, 1972, 1975, 1984a, 1984b) postulated that man’s search for meaning is the primary motivational force in his life. If this postulation is true for life in general, it was expected that this would also be true for a person’s work life. The objective of the present research was to explore whether relationships exist between man's "will to meaning" as defined in Frankl’s logotherapy, with work aspects such as work commitment and work motivation. The present research also investigated the relationships between meaning and certain work related biographic/lifestyle variables. Survey research was conducted with a sample of 458 management level employees from six large companies from different industrial sectors in South Africa. Seven standardised, well-validated instruments were used to measure the respective constructs. The following constructs were measured: meaning, work involvement, work commitment (represented by work values, job involvement and career commitment), and work motivation (represented by intrinsic motivation and goal orientation). The data was analysed by means of Principal Factor Analysis, Non-Parametric Analysis of Variance, Partial Correlation Analysis, Stepwise Multiple Regression Analysis, and Structural Equations Modelling. These instruments were revalidated as part of the present study. The results of this research indicated that meaning was significantly associated with career commitment. The results also indicated that meaning was significantly associated with work motivation, as measured through intrinsic motivation and goal orientation. Furthermore, meaning generally showed statistically significant relationships with work orientation and lifestyle related variables. In contrast, meaning did not show statistically significant relationships with work values, job involvement or work involvement. Meaning also did not show statistically significant relationships with Biographical/demographic type variables. These findings deepened the understanding of some of the origins of work commitment and work motivation. The findings from this study also pointed to a deeper and more fundamental source of work motivation and work commitment than those sources covered in the existing work motivation and commitment theories; an existential source. This study also attested to the significant role that meaning plays in a person’s work and in his worklife. / Thesis (PhD (Organizational Behaviour))--University of Pretoria, 2006. / Human Resource Management / unrestricted
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Spokojenost a loajalita zaměstnanců v marketingové agentuře / Employee's satisfaction and loyalty in the marketing agency

Kotek, Martin January 2017 (has links)
1 Abstract: This paper brings a specific look into the world of marketing agencies working in market research through the job satisfaction and employee loyalty constructs. In the theoretical framework is presented conceptual and definitional problem of job satisfaction, which is consequently supplied by other theories like work engagement, work commitment or employee loyalty. Author's goal is to describe these theoretical concepts as interdependent, but simultaneously able to work separately and with support of other factors, which lead to their increasing or decreasing. In the empirical part of the framework are information used in praxis through the concrete marketing agency working in market research. Work environment is presented like dynamical example of modern company with explanation how works these aspects of job satisfaction and loyalty right there. Empirical research is realized with help of well-known methodological instruments used for measurement of these constructs to analyse and describe work environment of this company with a goal to identify the level of different aspects of job satisfaction and employee loyalty. Keywords: Job satisfaction, employee loyalty, work motivation, marketing agency
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Analýza podmínek pracovní spokojenosti v PIKE Electronic, spol.s r.o se zaměřením na motivaci pracovníků / Job satisfaction analysis in PIKE Electronic, spol. s r.o. (Ltd.) focused on the motivation of employees

Jelenová, Lucie January 2008 (has links)
This diploma thesis consists of theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part reviews some theories of motivation as well as theories of work motivation. Secondly, it describes the relationship between motivation, job satisfaction and performance. Thirdly, there is a description of job satisfaction factors. In the practical part, job satisfaction was analysed in the particular company and a few recommendations to the company management were made. The company situation was revised after ten months and other recommendations to the management were made.

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