Theories of Motivation | Part 4 of 4: X & Y Theory
The “X + Y Theory of Motivation”, coined in 1963 by McGregor, focuses on both negative (“X” Theory), and positive (“Y” Theory) assumptions of employee behaviours and habits. Lisa explains the differences between these two polarizing views employees, and what we can learn from each of these two categories. __ WATCH: Part One - Theories Of Motivation: • Theories of Motivation | Part 1 of 4: What... Part Two - Job Characteristics Model: • Theories of Motivation | Part 2 of 4: Job ... Part Three - Hygiene Theory: • Theories of Motivation | Part 3 of 4: Hygi... Part Four - X & Y Theory Of Motivation: • Theories of Motivation | Part 4 of 4: X & ...
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