"Motivations lead to job satisfaction". – Fredrick Herzberg Anything one does need motivation, be it getting motivated to do the job or accomplishment that is achieved on the job completion. Proper motivation and satisfaction are needed to stimulate the person on the work front to achieve the goals. Such motivations lead to job satisfaction. ©[peshkov]/Adobe| Communication Theory
Bureaucratic management refers to an organisational structure and set of administrative principles prioritising formal rules, fixed responsibilities, and a clear hierarchy of authority.| Communication Theory
Douglas McGregor introduced Theory X and Theory Y to explain different styles of management. Theory X refers to an authoritarian style and Theory Y refers to a participative/interactive style of managing employees.| Communication Theory
Collaborative decision-making refers to the process where individuals, often from different backgrounds, work together to arrive at a consensus or shared decision.| Communication Theory
