The motivation process consists in the correlation of the needs, aspirations and interests of the university personnel with the realization of the objectives and the exercise of the tasks, competencies and responsibilities attributed to them.
Our point of view envisions the following perspective: the managers’ role in a university is to accomplish its objectives through the organization’s members. In order to have performances, the university managers need to be able to motivate their subordinates.
Our conclusions are meant to emphasize that: on the one hand, motivation is the top priority issue the universities have to deal with nowadays. On the other hand, the more recognized the university’s employees’ contributions to the organizational performances are, the more motivated and involved the employees become. As for the managerial practice and styles, performance can be obtained starting from coaching, considered as a managerial style that uses the emotional intelligence of the university employees and identifies their potential to optimize the resources available to them.
Just like organizational culture, motivation cannot be seen as such but it is practiced and perceived in the results
of the organization. Satisfying the necessities and interests and obtaining performance create the satisfaction mood of the university employee.
A rewarding system (salaries, trainings, emotional support) - an official mechanism for defining, evaluating and rewarding performance - will motivate employees to work efficiently, in order to benefit from positive effects within the university.
The motivation process consists in the correlation of the needs, aspirations and interests of the university personnel with the realization of the objectives and the exercise of the tasks, competencies and responsibilities attributed to them.Our point of view envisions the following perspective: the managers’ role in a university is to accomplish its objectives through the organization’s members. In order to have performances, the university managers need to be able to motivate their subordinates.Our conclusions are meant to emphasize that: on the one hand, motivation is the top priority issue the universities have to deal with nowadays. On the other hand, the more recognized the university’s employees’ contributions to the organizational performances are, the more motivated and involved the employees become. As for the managerial practice and styles, performance can be obtained starting from coaching, considered as a managerial style that uses the emotional intelligence of the university employees and identifies their potential to optimize the resources available to them.Just like organizational culture, motivation cannot be seen as such but it is practiced and perceived in the resultsof the organization. Satisfying the necessities and interests and obtaining performance create the satisfaction mood of the university employee.A rewarding system (salaries, trainings, emotional support) - an official mechanism for defining, evaluating and rewarding performance - will motivate employees to work efficiently, in order to benefit from positive effects within the university.
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