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Hackman & Oldhams Job Characteristics ModelCore DimensionsPsychological StatesOutcomes Skill VarietyTask IdentityTask Signif.AutonomyFeedbackMeaningfulness of WorkResponsibilityfor outcomesKnowledge ofResultsHigh intrinsicmotivationHigh job per-ormanceHigh job satis-factionLow absenteeism & turnover
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Moderating Variables for the Job Characteristics ModelGrowth need strengthjob is a vehicle for personal growth, sense of achievement, avenue for feeling successKnowledge and skillsSatisfaction with extrinsic aspects of work
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Motivating Potential ScoreMPS=Skill Variety +Task Identity+Task Significance3XAutonomyXFeedback
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Implementing Concepts for the Job Characteristics ModelCombine tasks: Effects skill variety, task identity, & task significanceGroup tasks into natural work units: Effects task significance and task identityGive workers contact with customers: Effects skill variety, autonomy, feedbackVertically load jobs: Effects autonomyOpen feedback channels: Effects feedback
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Designing Jobs for TeamsTeam has to be an identifiable group, doing a specified piece of work, and be self-managingKey behaviors: Ask for ideas, give suggestions,. listen to others, share information, help othersManagers role: Make alterations needed for effective group performance, consult
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Goals That MotivateSpecific GoalsDifficult GoalsGoal AcceptanceGoal Feedback
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Why Goals MotivateMobilize energy in relation to goalFocus attention towards goals attainmentEncourages setting of action plans or strategies for goal attainmentEncourages persistence until goal is attained
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Enhancing Goal AcceptanceParticipationRewardsSupportiveness
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Incentives for IndividualsFor ExecutivesCompensation tied to achieving strategic goalsFor Lower Level EmployeesTied to performance: bonuses, commissions, piecework
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Incentives for GroupsTeam incentivesProfit sharingGain sharingStock options
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Where Pay Fails to MotivateBonuses or merit pay is too smallNon-existent link between pay and performancePerformance appraisal is done poorlyEffect of unionsAdaptation problems
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Effective Reward SystemsSet high goals for performanceDevelop accurate ways to measure performanceTrain supervisors in performance appraisalLink pay to performanceMake increases noticeable and meaningful
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Backwards & ForwardsSumming up: Examined how Hackmans & Oldhams Job characteristics Model can be used to redesign jobs to engage motivation; studied how and why goals setting works & looked at ways to use pay as a motivatorNext time we begin our study of groups in the organization looking at how they function and the role of cohesiveness