By Raúl
Gorrín.- When we are evaluated, there is
almost never talk about expectations and motivations that we have as employees.
As workers, companies are sometimes annually evaluated, but these are based
mainly on quantitative results and competencies examination and in others, they
set a goal for the future as improvement points and deadlines for compliance.
Managers in
charge of management in small and large companies, should find out what are the
particular needs that motivate us. For example, some workers only seek to meet
recognition needs, if this is the case, our superiors should see the
possibility of designing mechanisms to show appreciation for the work done
well, and as a result, show their satisfaction for good compliance and reward
us for it.
If we have
a desire for professional development, it is convenient that we suggest
training courses through the design of a career plan that allows us to achieve
the goals that we ambition inside the position scheme of the company. If there
are other employees with a desire for achievement, the organization can
consider achieving goals that create a professional challenge and reward us for
achieving them, because we don’t share the same interests. In addition,
according to the life evolution our motivations are changing. Not all of us
have the same interests.
If human
resource managers know exactly what are the vital objectives, motivations and
design strategies the involvement and motivation will be highest and our
contribution to the business objectives will be guaranteed. There are basic
needs in which workers want to be recognized, cared for and evaluated such as
safety, love, esteem and self-realization. Moreover, we are motivated by the
desire to achieve and maintain the various conditions on which these
satisfactions are based and more intellectual desires for personal and
professional improvement.
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