Maslows Laws

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MASLOW'S

Fulfillments of Ego Needs are met on the job by recognition given for work well done and by opportunities for accomplishment, achievement, and independence of action.

Fulfillment of Self -Actualization Needs is met on the job by giving an individual employee the opportunity to realize his or her full potential. People at this level of "self -actualization" or "need gratification" are generally engaged in a continual program of self-development and find that the job itself provides its own intrinsic rewards!\

Maslow's concept of self-actualization communicates directly to the present day trials and opportunities for companies and organizations - to provide real significance, resolve and true personal growth for their workers.

All the time more, the successful organizations and employers will be those who sincerely care about, recognize, inspire and empower their people's individual development towards self-actualization - way beyond out-of-date work-related training and growth.

The best current companies and organizations are beginning to learn that maintainable success is built on a serious and empathetic commitment to helping people recognize, pursue and reach their own personal exclusive potential.

When people grow as people, they inevitably become operational and respected as employees.

In fact almost all individual progress, whether in a pastime, a special aptitude or interest, or a new experience, creates new abilities, qualities, actions and knowledge that are directly exchangeable to any sort of job role.

The best contemporary businesses distinguish this and as such offer growth support to their staff in any direction whatsoever that the person seeks to mature and become more contented.

[1] Predictability --- We can say in advance what will occur if certain conditions are present in the job situation

[2] Measurability --- We can not only predict what will happen but we can also measure changes in operational results or changes in...