Employee_Motivation_Memo_Unit_4_MyersRaven.docx Employee Motivation Memo Purdue Univer

Employee_Motivation_Memo_Unit_4_MyersRaven.docx    Employee Motivation Memo  Purdue University Global    TO: Philip Thomas, VP Human Resources  FROM: Raven Myers, Consultant  DATE: October 9, 2020  RE: Employee Motivation  In many situations, money is shown as part of the motivation of employees. In order to feel that their organization is progressing, people want clear career goals in place. Career visioning can be helpful in setting clear, long-term aims for an employee to work for better results.If an employee feels that they do not recognize or value their efforts, they will soon be lacking energy and engagement. It is important to celebrate accomplishments and to accept the credit. Seek to ensure success is rewarded–although it's only with a hint behind.  Daily training and development programs can help motivate and empower workers. Most employees are interested in continuous learning and the sense that their skills and knowledge are being expanded and improved. When a workplace feels stagnant, disruptive and inadequate, the level of morale of your workers will quickly decrease. Get your team back regularly to find out what better places and appreciates increased training or development opportunities.Identify the necessity or purpose of the objective. This may be a concern with actions or efficiency, or an employee might need to learn to produce a new computer program or process or acquire the skills needed for promotion. Objective and documented needs for the objective. For example, a worker can arrive frequently a