ASSESSMENT OF MOTIVATION BY ENTROPY
Journal Title: Polish Journal of Management Studies - Year 2014, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
Motivation is inseparable from human work. It is also one of the five most important elements of the management process. The ability to determine the level of motivation would therefore be very useful in the work of every manager. This paper is an attempt to quantify motivation and evaluate its size, using the concept of entropy. The main reason to try defining a method of measuring the amount of motivation is to improve the management techniques of companies.<br/><br/>
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Tadeusz Głowacki
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