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Why is Employee Motivation Important in the Workplace?


In order to achieve success as an organisation, employees need to feel motivated and driven to achieve their goals within their roles.

Employee motivation is a key to achieving success as an organisation. When employees are motivated and are driven, they will produce their best work. In doing so, the ambitious goals of the organisation are more likely to be met. In this article, we will explore how important employee motivation is, and we will explain why motivation is an important attribute of staff that all directors should focus on improving in order to ensure the success of their organisation.

Employee Motivation Explained

Employee motivation is the measure of interest, commitment, passion and enthusiasm that employees hold towards the roles that they work in and the company in which they work for.

Employee Motivation and Productivity

There is a direct link between employee motivation and employee productivity. Motivation improves productivity as employees are more engaged within their roles, resulting in less time being wasted and more time being spent on achieving the goals of the business. Employees working with low motivation are likely to be working at a slower pace. They are commonly completing the minimum amount of tasks needed from them, and they are not working to the best of their ability. Employees with higher levels of motivation don’t just complete the minimum amount of tasks needed from them, but they achieve the maximum that they can achieve within the role.

Motivation Improves Staff Retention

As a business leader, ensuring employee motivation results in a higher rate of staff retention. When staff are motivated, they are likely to find the work that they are doing within the business to be rewarding. In turn, they are more likely to stay within their roles for longer. When employees lose motivation, they likely can’t see a future for their careers within the organisation and the roles that they work in. When employees are motivated, they likely can see a future for themselves within the roles and the organisations that they work in. This leads to a higher level of staff retention within the organisation, as employees are more motivated to be successful within their roles and the organisation.

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Our Staff Retention and Inclusive Recruitment Programme - CMI Level 7 provides a vital training programme for all leaders and managers to be able to improve their team’s engagement and motivation. This comprehensive training programme gives leaders and managers the tools they need to embrace and implement staff retention and employee engagement techniques to improve staff motivation.

At In Professional Development, staff motivation and employee engagement are topics that we also cover on many of our other professional training courses. To find out more about our courses, visit our Courses page, and click on the relevant course. Alternatively, or if you’d like more information before booking, email us at enquiries@inpd.co.uk, send us a message using the form on our Contact page, or call us on 0161 826 3139. We look forward to hearing from you and advising you on the right course for you.

 

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