Trying to obtain some supportive signals on what motivational measures and tools are considered by teachers as
efficient (as really motivating), we can target our attention also to a searching what motivation tools are applied
towards them by managers (i.e. application frequency of motivators), and especially, what subjective efficiency is
attributed by teachers to these motivators (on a scale 1 = totally inefficient … 10 = totally efficient). Table 3 shows
the frequency as well the efficiency of motivators (mean of values referred by respondents). It points out
additionally the biggest (the most positive as well the most negative – dangerous) disproportions between frequency
and/versus efficiency of these motivators. We have to emphasise just the motivators with the highest felt efficiency
should have the highest application frequency at the Universities. But, as our practice shows, situation is a little
different.