Management and Leadership, Fear and Reward Motivation (original) (raw)

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Management and Leadership, Fear and Reward Motivation

| | STYLE OF MANAGEMENT | | | | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | | | | Authoritarian | Participative | | | | | | | | | | | | | Manager's Job | Managers do as they are told, transmit orders. | Work (responsibility) is delegated. Work can be a source of satisfaction (voluntarily performed) or punishment (avoided) dependent on controllable conditions (manager and management). | | | | | | | Decision Taking | Decisions are taken at the top. | Participation in decision taking at all levels. | | | | | | | Motivation | Fear motivation. | Reward motivation. |

Sources

See report

Role of Managers under Different Styles of Management

from which this theme's information was extracted.

Also see

Style of Management and Leadership

and

Motivation Summary,

Short Descriptions

| Title | | Description | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | | | Role of Managers under Different Styles of Management | | Short summary of the role of managers under authoritarian and participative styles of management. Also covers decision making and the basic characteristics of each style. | | | | | | | Style of Management and Leadership | | Major review and analysis of the style of management and its effect on management effectiveness, decision making and standard of living. Measures of style of management and government. Overcoming problems of size. Management effectiveness can be increased by 20-30 percent. See 'Press Notices'. | | | | | | | Motivation Summary | | Reviews and summarises past work in Motivation. Provides a clear definition of 'motivation', of the factors which motivate and of what people are striving to achieve. |

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