Volume-6, Issue-1 (January-June)
2019
Pages: 14-17
Open Access
EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY IN SERVICE-ORIENTED WORKPLACES
Depali Taneja , Kanchan Rani
India
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study uses secondary data from well-established theoretical and empirical literature to investigate the connection between worker motivation and productivity in service-oriented businesses. referencing both traditional and modern theories of motivation (such as Self-Determination Theory and Herzberg's two-factor theory). The study summarizes data demonstrating the positive relationships between motivational factors and business-level outcomes like productivity, customer satisfaction, profitability, and turnover.
Keywords: employee motivation; productivity; service sector; self-determination; two-factor; engagement
This study uses secondary data from well-established theoretical and empirical literature to investigate the connection between worker motivation and productivity in service-oriented businesses. referencing both traditional and modern theories of motivation (such as Self-Determination Theory and Herzberg's two-factor theory). The study summarizes data demonstrating the positive relationships between motivational factors and business-level outcomes like productivity, customer satisfaction, profitability, and turnover.
Keywords: employee motivation; productivity; service sector; self-determination; two-factor; engagement