Motivational control of behavior of the staff
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.47324Keywords:
work motivation, motivational concept of controlling the behavior of the staff, methodical approach, conditional motivational category, motivation curve.Abstract
The article discusses the need for transition to the non-traditional (motivational) concept of management of behavior of the staff; substantiates the urgent need to develop a universal innovative approach to the classification of staff to ensure the implementation of motivational models; the original technique based on the separation of employees on the conventional categories and drafting motivation curve; introduce and analyze the results of the pilot of approbation of the author's methodological approach.
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