Job Rewards

Paper Summary:

This paper discusses issues of job redesign and workplace rewards. It assesses the system of goal-setting, performance evaluation and workplace rewards within a company. The paper then discusses how this impacts on productivity within a company, both positively and negatively. The paper focuses on the company for which the writer works.

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"Rewards may be as simple as offering a team member a reward. More often than not however, rewards are much more. Team members often must set independent goals so they remain autonomous, a source of motivation, and team goals, which will allow for greater productivity by the team and recognition by non-team members. It is critical management also enforce the idea of a company wide reward system, one that encourages all the many departments working in the organization, not just the outside sales team, to perform their best daily. If the company adopted an annual employee of the year reward system and retain the current team member of the month system, the company will be well on its way to victory with respect to motivating and rewarding individual and group members of the outside sales team and other units in the company."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Reeve, Johnmarshall. (2001), Understanding Motivation and Emotion 3rd Ed. New York: Harcourt College Publishers.

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