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Chapter 16, Problem 5DQ
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Comparison between jobs or task of the state employees i.e. Jared and Anise and contrast the same.
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The model lay down by Oldham and Hack man states that the task performed by the employee is the key to its motivation. Particularly a monotonous and boring task hinders motivation to do well in the job, whereas on the other hand, if an employee is engaged in a challenging job it will boost the motivation. Job rotation and job enrichment are the two methods through which challenge and variety can be added to one's job.
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