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To order Employee Motivation, click here. ~ This book replaces the online version of Motivation-building, which appeared on correllconcepts.com from 20022011. Unlike the online version, this new book is reader-friendly and easy to use. (To view sample chapters, see the Look Inside section below.) |
Are you getting all the performance you need from both your enterprise and employees (a.k.a. team members)? Employee motivation is the big challenge facing organizations today including business organizations. The fundamental question is: How exactly do we motivate our employees, or team members, to do their job the way it needs to be done and enjoy it, too? Everything a business does that amounts to a lasting forward step depends on deriving the correct answer to this question. This book discloses that answer. It gives you the top three, top five, and top ten motivators to building greater employee job performance, both individually and as a team. In short, employee motivation is the vital ingredient to achieving performance progress and realizing enterprise goals. Thats why this book was created. This is an EASY-READ book small pages, large text, ample white space, clearly written, logically organized in step-by-step form. It can be read in entirety in less than 60 minutes. |
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John Correll is a full-time writer. His specialty is easier books easier to read, understand, and benefit from. His background includes restaurant and pizzeria manager, training director, corporate VP, entrepreneur, college instructor, business consultant, and, more recently, packaging designer and inventor (holding 43 patents). Nearly all facets of his professional background pertain, directly or indirectly, to business management, marketing, or operations. He enjoys fishing, hiking, and long-distance bicycling. The dynamics of team member motivation and performance-building have been an abiding interest of his for the past 45 years. Full bio click
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