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HERZBERG’S MODEL ON ADMINISTRATIVE BEHAVIOR THEORIES OF MOTIVATION
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uh, this is
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gone, and today we'll be discussing about her birth to factor to okay. Uh
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mm.
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Hertzberg Motivation Hygiene
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is pioneered by Frederick Herzberg Perform study to
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determine which factors in UN employees work,
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environment, satisfaction or dissatisfaction.
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He published his findings in the 1959 book and Motivation work.
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So, as you can see, uh, we have the status fire,
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and that is satisfying when you say they are satisfied.
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Mostly, like, uh, most likely recommends in the recognition, the responsibility,
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the nature of the war, personal growth or achievement.
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However, the Dissatisfied Sire focuses on, uh,
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motivation and job satisfaction in play.
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Job security, working conditions, supervision and company management
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has very classified these two jobs into two categories.
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The motivating factors and hygiene factors.
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When you say motivating factors, according to Harrisburg,
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the hygiene factors cannot be regarded as motivators.
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The motivational factors yield positive satisfaction
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and the hygiene factors are those job
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job factors which are essential for existence, of motivation at work place.
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This do not lead to passive satisfaction for long term.
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Yeah,
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yeah,
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uh, when you see satisfy,
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it's more on motivators and dissatisfied here is focused in hygiene factor So,
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like I said, a motivating factors.
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Focus is an achievement recognition, work itself,
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responsibility and advanced advancement.
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Uh
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uh,
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it also known as the motivation hiding to re or that in 26 or extrinsic motivation.
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So when you say hygiene factor, it's more on company policy, supervision,
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relationship relationship with higher ups or the boss work conditions,
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the salary and also the relationship with peers.
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Hygiene factors include play a pay company,
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policies and administrative policies, fringe benefits,
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physical working conditions, the status,
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the interpersonal relations and the job security.
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And the motivational factors include recognition, sense of achievement,
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growth and propose profession, promotional opportunities,
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responsibility and meaningfulness of the world.
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When you say pay it focuses on the salary or uh,
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structure should be appropriate and reasonable,
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it must be equal and competitive those in vaccine industry in the same domain.
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Uh, with regards to company policies and administrative policies,
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the company policies should do not be rigid.
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They should be fair and clear.
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It should include flexible working art dress code and breaks.
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However, the fringe benefits it focuses on,
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the employees should be offered healthcare plans, the medical plane,
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the benefits for the family members employee health programmes and etcetera.
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Uh, well, physical working condition.
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It focuses on the working conditions that should be safe, clean, hygienic, uh,
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equipped.
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The work equipment should be updated and well maintained, of course,
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and the status of the employee
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within the organisation should be familiar and retain and, uh,
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security for the job.
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The organisation must provide security to all the employees, uh,
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in regards to interpersonal relations the relationship
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of the employees with his peers,
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superiors subordinates should be appropriate and acceptable.
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There should be no conflict accumulation element present.
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Mm.
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When you say hygiene, uh, motivational factors
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stable,
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uh,
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regards the recognition the employee should
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be praised and recognised for the accomplishment
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by the managers or by the higher ups by the immediate supervisor.
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Uh, in the sense of achievement, the employee must have a sense of achievement.
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This depends on the job. There must be a fruit of some sort in the job.
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Uh, at the same time, the growth and professional opportunities
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there must be in the organisation to motivate the
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employees to perform well meaningfulness of the work.
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The work itself should be meaningful,
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interesting and challenging for the employee to perform and to get motivated
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for the responsibility,
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the employees must hold themselves responsible for the world.
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The manager should give them ownership of the work.
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They should minimise control but written accountability.
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And as we all know, uh, those, uh,
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benefits for motivational factors and hygiene factors must be notified,
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must be observed.
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And we must follow the protocols properly for them to be motivated
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so that the status fire and then dissatisfied there will be balanced.
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And that's all. And thank you.
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