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<p>Managers aren't always around to motivate employees, usually its the team leader who motivates and pushes members to do their best. This was a pretty good article by Harvard Business Review: </p> <p>https://hbr.org/2014/11/how-to-motivate-yourself-when-your-boss-doesnt</p>
The team lead has to pinpoint each team member's intrinsic drivers and use those values to motivate the team, but also always rewarding the team members and providing incentives when possible. This could be as small as treating the team to lunch or going to bat to ensure timelines are fair and realistic for the members. When you are good to your team they are more likely to reciprocate with increased loyalty and productivity.
Agree with the experts. The best and only way is to be a working part of the team. Appreciation should be public while reprimand if any should be done one-on-one and in private, unless the whole team needs it at once.
Recognizing their good work
Appraising and suitably Awarding them for their good work and ideas.
Allowing them to give their opinions and solutions for the task in hand to implement and selecting the best one and praising their timely idea thereby encouraging and motivating the team.
It's too broad since it must be. This crap is logical to such an extent that every one of the endeavors to reduce initiative down to an equation, set of qualities, or set of practices are seriously misinformed.
It's additionally worth underlining that a major piece of this comes from characterizing and articulating qualities, reason, and assumptions in each touchpoint from office - >employment. The tone is set path before individuals have their first day at work. I this regard I will suggest to once listen Fahad Khan, He also a good student and life coach. On the off chance that individuals are really arranged appropriately and working under the correct assumptions and suspicions, it makes all the other things significantly simpler.
1- Understand what motivates Each Employee. is it money & benefits? or is it praise & recognition?... Then implement motivation strategies accordingly.
2- Set clear & achievable targets making sure work goals align with employees work goals. This requires strategic planning and communication because you must let your employees know exactly what you expect from them.
3- Constant constructive feedback and create a fair system of incentives, rewards, and benefits that encourage employees to work hard.
1- Bombarding employees with constant tight deadlines and impossibly urgent requests on a consistent basis.
2- Showing favoritism or any kind of a personalized treatment that is not job-related.
3- Harping on mistakes & weaknesses, and exaggerating in disciplinary reactions against nonsevere actions.
I would motivate my team members by a combination of:
Team leader . is a person who has keen interest in his work. As a team leader i must have a deep knowledge of my employees interest in work...Team leader do not let affect his assignment or work ,Target.
Ways of motivation----Appericiation in any form....reward, letter ,celebration, .
