Books and resources on workplace motivation
Want to learn more about the value of motivation in the workplace? Here are some selected resources that will allow you to get acquainted with the most recent trends in staff motivation. So, get comfortable and read!
The book Dena Pink has become incredibly popular among business people. Pink tells us why we should not consider staff motivation not only from the point of view of external factors, but also money and bonuses, but also from the point of view of internal forces, for example, mastering new skills, independence and tasks. The carrot and stick model that was used in the 20th century no longer works, and business leaders need to understand the true nature of staff motivation.
Den's kick on TED is a great way to spend 20 minutes and learn more about his views on staff motivation.
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Dyugg book provides an excellent opportunity to look from the inside at the causes of actions, and also talks about the simplest ways to get us to enter into a cycle of repetitions. The Power of Habit provides insights into how to develop and maintain healthy and healthy habits. This is not a book, this is a miracle!
The book allows you to better understand why at work you feel so stressed, and how your brain works with the continuous flow of information. Rock also has several publications on Psychology Today devoted to the use of knowledge from the field of neuroscience in order to improve your life and performance.
Kaneman's book is very popular on Badgeville. How to make decisions in different situations? Is it possible to rely on instincts or is it necessary to “sleep with thought”? The principles of decision making, motivation, and much more are presented on more than 500 pages of this book. At the very least, reading it in the subway will make you look much smarter!
Drive (Driving Force) Dena Pink
The book Dena Pink has become incredibly popular among business people. Pink tells us why we should not consider staff motivation not only from the point of view of external factors, but also money and bonuses, but also from the point of view of internal forces, for example, mastering new skills, independence and tasks. The carrot and stick model that was used in the 20th century no longer works, and business leaders need to understand the true nature of staff motivation.
Den's kick on TED is a great way to spend 20 minutes and learn more about his views on staff motivation.
Free Coursera gamification course from Wharton
Free Coursera gamification course is often available and provides an opportunity to subscribe to the newsletter about the following classes. With it, you can learn about game mechanics, how to balance gamification in non-game situations, as well as participate in discussions with similar students.
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"The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business" (The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do, in Life and in Business) by Charles Dewigg
Dyugg book provides an excellent opportunity to look from the inside at the causes of actions, and also talks about the simplest ways to get us to enter into a cycle of repetitions. The Power of Habit provides insights into how to develop and maintain healthy and healthy habits. This is not a book, this is a miracle!
"Your Brain at Work" (your brain at work) David Rock
The book allows you to better understand why at work you feel so stressed, and how your brain works with the continuous flow of information. Rock also has several publications on Psychology Today devoted to the use of knowledge from the field of neuroscience in order to improve your life and performance.
Thinking, Fast and Slow (Thinking, Fast and Slow) by Daniel Kahneman
Kaneman's book is very popular on Badgeville. How to make decisions in different situations? Is it possible to rely on instincts or is it necessary to “sleep with thought”? The principles of decision making, motivation, and much more are presented on more than 500 pages of this book. At the very least, reading it in the subway will make you look much smarter!
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/290428/
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