Every workplace struggles with it. Every manager has to plan for it. It is the "generation shift," the move from the older generations of workers to the younger. Demographic studies prove that the workplace is changing; it is becoming a mix of generations.
The key to achieving high performance in the workplace is motivation. And high performance is the goal of every manager. But how do you drive high performance? How do you motivate others to reach the highest levels of achievement?
Abraham Maslow’s “A Theory of Human Motivation” has been the standard for understanding what motivates human behavior since it was published in 1943. But despite the popularity of Maslow’s theories, few experiential training materials have been available to trainers. Until now, that is.
