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HOW DO YOU CALCULATE MOTIVATION?

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= Belief in a Good Outcome x Guaranteed Reward x Reward size

Because that’s what makes most people tick

 


In other words, motivation is simply the amount of stimulation in a specific situation based on the belief that the effort invested in work will lead to a performance that will be strongly rewarded.

 
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Looking at the graphic above - how do you assess Motivation?

  • Can you identify if your teams believe that their efforts will lead to a positive outcome? (Expectancy)

  • Can you evaluate if your teams believe that their outcome will be rewarded? (Instrumentality)

  • Can you estimate the perception of the reward’s size? (Valence)

Motivation = Expectancy x Instrumentality x Valence

The formula represents the theory of cognitive evaluation by Victor H. Vroom, or expectancy theory, which brings the following motivational elements together to calculate the motivation value.

Finding if these elements' levels multiplied together brings your team to the right level of motivation is critical for positive engagement. This simple estimate will give you an indication of the direction to discover the root causes of challenges you might be experiencing.

 
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MOTIVATE PEOPLE BY ENABLING 3T’s

Our approach and platform support 3T’s that enable motivation - TRANSPARENCY, so everyone knows What’s Going On (WGO), TRUST in fair work recognition, and TANGIBLE ACTIONS documented as a Proof of Work. Then it's up to you to make motivation happen.

 
 

 
 

Success is never solely down to creative ideas or unique products or services. The difference between success and failure is actually down to the fundamentals of how you operationalize your business. Check our guide to the best operational and transformation practices, that people love.

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