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Motivation and Leaders
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Azee Offline
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Motivation and Leaders
Motivation topic has been preached around for years. How to instill the motivation in every employee at work? The organization normally conducted team building in order to ensure all employees is kept motivated. As usual, everybody is well motivated during the session but it will go with the wind after the session. It is difficult to keep them motivated always. Why is this happen? There are many factors involved. One of it is the working environment itself.

Many organizations are led by leaders which can be divided into two categories, namely rank-and-file leader and qualified leader. There are differences among this two. Rank-and-file leader use to manage the organization based on their years of experiences. Most of this type of leader knows many of technical know-how rather than administration matters. They have started work as junior employee who has hands-on experiences. Therefore, the rank-and-file leader able to make decision well on technical and operation matters. However, the rank-and-file leader is always lacking the administration knowledge which they need to use it most of the time.

Instead, qualified leader is considered a well-groomed leader. They learn to be a leader and at the same able to learn the technical know-how. They are able to cover both sides of knowledge which is a requirement in order to be a successful leader.

How does both types of leader related to motivation? Motivation falls under administration knowledge. Most of the leaders require administration knowledge greater than technical know-how. Why? Leaders function is to coordinate and organize. Technical know-how knowledge is an additional advantage for the leaders to understand the workflow and whole process to enable them to manage better. No matter how much or how good the technical know-how knowledge the leaders have, it is always go back to the administration skill or managing skill. Leaders do not require doing the hands-on, they are supposed to make decision and follow up which is fall under administration skills.

What is the basic motivations driver that they need to know and have? Reward and recognition. This is the top of the others. Employee do not come work for free. They go to work for survival. Therefore, it is the duty of the leader to ensure fair reward and recognition is given to the right employee to keep them motivated always. No matter what, the organization must bear in mind that each employee does contribute to the wellness of the organization. The leaders should learn on the imperative of human capital in the organization. Then only they will able to understand the significant of it.

The employee will definitely able to experience the differences of management between rank-and-file leader and qualified leader. Rank-and-file leader is normally a bit stringent as compared to qualified leader. Rank-and-file leader used to be practice favouratism and only trusted some of the employee. Most of them are still practicing autocratic style of leadership. They normally at most of the time fail to keep employee motivated. This type of leader normally will stay long in one organization. Normally the office environment is dull and sour.

Qualified leader is groomed with creativity knowledge. They are able to find alternatives and think out of the box as they have better exposure in leadership knowledge. Qualified leader is more open-minded as they know every employee has their own strength and capability and reveal mutual respect as they learn the imperative of human capital. They are able to keep the motivation within the office environment. They know how to display and implement the motivation drivers well. The office environment is more lively and cheerful. They use to be successful and normally this type of leader very seldom stay in one organization for long as they themselves are motivated suffice to move forward.
06-13-2010 07:20 AM
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RE: Motivation and Leaders
Everyone has the ability to be a fantastic leader in alot of aspects of their daily lives. Sometimes we just need to step out of the way and let ourselves be who we are without dwelling on the supposed thoughts of others.

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06-14-2010 09:17 AM
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Azee Offline
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Yes ironcannon u r right. However, whatever being written was based on years of experiences. Used to work under both leaders.... and the differences are obviously seen. To be ourselves always will lead to selfishness.... When there is a room for improvement... we are supposed to chip in to give the necessary suppport... If the employee is motivated more than the boss... what will happen. Nothing happen. The boss will get the benefit.. the staff will get ?????

Of course we do not expect any appreciation on what we have done... but as human being.. I don't think we will be able to sufficely tolerate. This is pretty normal. Cheers!!!!!
06-14-2010 01:49 PM
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11-11-2011 02:47 AM
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I was ponder by your article buddy, thanks for that, truly a great reminder.

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12-15-2011 03:30 AM
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I read these quotes on motivehome.com "Motivation can never be forced. People have to want to do a good job" and "Outstanding leaders go out of their way to boost the self-esteem of their personnel. If people believe in themselves, it is amazing at what they can accomplish".
12-16-2011 07:46 PM
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World knows and has seen leaders that have come and conquered! simply saying, to be a leader, you need to have a compelling aura and charisma to influence, motivate others. This aura is nothing but your internal integrity and clarity. Your post was genuinely informative.

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01-05-2012 05:19 AM
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To become a good leader is to become a good follower as well. You can actually ask advices from your mentor and apply it. Appreciating one's good action is also one thing to motivate others in their job. Thank you.

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02-14-2012 07:02 AM
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