The theory of organizational humanism emphasizes the use of intrinsic motivation to grow personnel qualifications, thereby increasing the economic efficiency of an organization. This theory stresses the need to formulate management goals, which incorporate humanistic values. For instance, worker's personal growth and well-being are taken into account to achieve the organization's optimal productivity. In addition, the work routines developed by organizations should provide workers with an opportunity to participate in decision making. Several human relation theorists contributed to development of the theory by laying down its values, impacts and limitations.