Some employers reward members of staff for their exceptional contribution to the company by giving them extra money. This practice can act as an incentive for some but may also have a negative impact on others. To what extent is this style of management effective? Are there better ways of encouraging employees to work hard?
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Some companies believe that paying workers extra
money
can encourage them to work
harder. Money
, however
, is not the only motivating factor for them to work
hard. In my view, although
money
is a very important factor in daily life, it is not for everyone, and there are some other alternatives which will be given in the following essay. There are a couple of reasons why giving employees extra wages might not be the most efficient way. First and foremost, the most important one is that some employees would rather have more free time to enjoy their hobbies, hangout
with friends, or travel, Correct your spelling
hang out
instead
of giving them more money
, thus
, the company should have an
option to trade extra working hours for holidays. Change the article
the
Secondly
, giving employees extra wages can cause conflict among workers, especially if the company does not have an exact measurement when
they can get more paid and Change preposition
of when
this
can make management and accounting team have more jobs, which in my opinion is unfair for
them. Change preposition
to
Money
, on the other hand
, can be an efficient tool to encourage some groups of people to work
harder. Firstly
, it obvious
that every employee is working to earn(ed) as much Add a missing verb
is obvious
money
as they can, so there is no doubt as to why they are working there. In some work
that have
to deal with sales, Correct subject-verb agreement
has
money
might motivate them well and be understandable to other(s) teams in the company, so example for the sales team, if salespeople can close(d) the deal with customers, they can be rewarded with bonuses or commissions. In conclusion, it can be said that employers should use diverse methods to encourage them based on their interest
and behaviour.Fix the agreement mistake
interests
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