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Motivating employees common mistakes

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Motivating employees

AqaGcseBusinessHuman resources

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  • Motivation methods common mistake 1

    Giving a vague answer instead of directly addressing: Explain benefits of a motivated workforce, including staff retention and high productivity..

    Fix itAnswer by clearly explaining how to explain benefits of a motivated workforce, including staff retention and high productivity..

  • Do not turn productivity, staff retention into a generic Motivating employees point

    A weak response about Northline Gym defines productivity, staff retention but gives no link to net profit margin, ?11,241, or the lender. It may also confuse fixed costs versus variable costs.

    Fix itStart with the business evidence, explain how Motivation methods changes the decision, then judge whether the benefit outweighs the cost or risk for Northline Gym. Separate fixed costs versus variable costs before writing the final recommendation.

  • Motivation methods common mistake 1

    Giving a vague answer instead of directly addressing: Explain financial methods of motivation, including salary, wage, commission and profit sharing..

    Fix itAnswer by clearly explaining how to explain financial methods of motivation, including salary, wage, commission and profit sharing..

  • Do not turn wage, profit sharing, commission, motivation into a generic Motivating employees point

    A weak response about PixelPrint defines wage, profit sharing, commission, motivation but gives no link to capacity utilisation, ?6,833, or the shareholders. It may also confuse stakeholder needs versus shareholder returns.

    Fix itStart with the business evidence, explain how Motivation methods changes the decision, then judge whether the benefit outweighs the cost or risk for PixelPrint. Separate stakeholder needs versus shareholder returns before writing the final recommendation.

  • Motivation methods common mistake 1

    Giving a vague answer instead of directly addressing: Explain non-financial methods of motivation, including management styles, training, greater responsibility and fringe benefits..

    Fix itAnswer by clearly explaining how to explain non-financial methods of motivation, including management styles, training, greater responsibility and fringe benefits..

  • Do not turn management style, fringe benefits, motivation into a generic Motivating employees point

    A weak response about EcoWash defines management style, fringe benefits, motivation but gives no link to break-even output, ?10,586, or the finance manager. It may also confuse break-even output versus profit.

    Fix itStart with the business evidence, explain how Motivation methods changes the decision, then judge whether the benefit outweighs the cost or risk for EcoWash. Separate break-even output versus profit before writing the final recommendation.

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