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Casual Articles - When Good Employees Go Bad - Maslow's Ladder
There seem to be too many people in the world that are interested in giving tips and advice that you do not want, or even care to waste the time hearing them. Why? Because opinions are like bad breath – everybody gets it from time to time, and everyone else seems to love to
Without physiological needs being met, one can not move on to safety needs. One can not move on to love needs until there is a sense of security exemplified by a safe place to live and a family in some form. And so on.
If a good employee starts to perform po
In today’s crowded business world, it’s not uncommon to feel pressures associated with developing a career. More and more people are either starting their own business or they are going to work for the man. They want to be successful in their career, but something keeps hold
An excellent guide to diagnose the behavior of the employee is Maslow’s Ladder. Abraham Maslow was a psychologist who studied successful people, unlike some other famous psychologists who studied less successful or mentally ill people. Maslow believed that people are basically good and that their actions could be explained by the satisfaction of a hierarchy of needs, which encompasses five levels. As one level of need is satisfied, then satisfying the next need level becomes the focus of the individual. This is called Maslow’s Ladder and is condensed below.
Physiological Needs – Food, water, sleep, air
Safety Needs – A home, family, physical security
Love Needs – Belonging to a group, being accepted by others
Esteem Needs – Feeling good about a level of competence, recognition for excellence
Self Actualization – Becoming all that one is capable of becoming, maximizing potential
Without physiological needs being met, one can not move on to safety needs. One can not move on to love needs until there is a sense of security exemplified by a safe place to live and a family in some form. And so on.
If a good employee starts to perform poo
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An excellent guide to diagnose the behavior of the employee is Maslow’s Ladder. Abraham Maslow was a psychologist who studied successful people, unlike some other famous psychologists who studied less successful or mentally ill people. Maslow believed that people are basically good and that their actions could be explained by the satisfaction of a hierarchy of needs, which encompasses five levels. As one level of need is satisfied, then satisfying the next need level becomes the focus of the individual. This is called Maslow’s Ladder and is condensed below.
Physiological Needs – Food, water, sleep, air
Safety Needs – A home, family, physical security
Love Needs – Belonging to a group, being accepted by others
Esteem Needs – Feeling good about a level of competence, recognition for excellence
Self Actualization – Becoming all that one is capable of becoming, maximizing potential
Without physiological needs being met, one can not move on to safety needs. One can not move on to love needs until there is a sense of security exemplified by a safe place to live and a family in some form. And so on.
If a good employee starts to perform po
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Physiological Needs – Food, water, sleep, air
Safety Needs – A home, family, physical security
Love Needs – Belonging to a group, being accepted by others
Esteem Needs – Feeling good about a level of competence, recognition for excellence
Self Actualization – Becoming all that one is capable of becoming, maximizing potential
Without physiological needs being met, one can not move on to safety needs. One can not move on to love needs until there is a sense of security exemplified by a safe place to live and a family in some form. And so on.
If a good employee starts to perform po
It's an IT jungle out there …and many of your employees may be thinking the jungles a bit greener somewhere else. With solo contracting becoming increasingly attractive, how do you make sure you retain key IT personnel?Here are seven tips I’ve found helpful when worki
Safety Needs – A home, family, physical security
Love Needs – Belonging to a group, being accepted by others
Esteem Needs – Feeling good about a level of competence, recognition for excellence
Self Actualization – Becoming all that one is capable of becoming, maximizing potential
Without physiological needs being met, one can not move on to safety needs. One can not move on to love needs until there is a sense of security exemplified by a safe place to live and a family in some form. And so on.
If a good employee starts to perform po
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Without physiological needs being met, one can not move on to safety needs. One can not move on to love needs until there is a sense of security exemplified by a safe place to live and a family in some form. And so on.
If a good employee starts to perform poorly, examine why. He may have been at the esteem needs level and something has happened to move him down to the love needs or even the safety needs level.
Do not make the mistake of assuming it is not your problem. It is your problem because the quality of work expected has diminished. That happens to all of us at one time or another and it helps to have a boss who will offer good advice or who will just listen. If you can, help alleviate the problem. However, there is no magical solution for every problem when this happens; you must balance the needs of keeping a normally good employee versus the needs of the organization.
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