Values — A Necessary but Neglected Ingredient of Motivation on the Job
Academy of Management ReviewPublished 1 October 1976
Martha A. Brown
Citations96
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SJR score14.40
SNIP6.11
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Abstract
In response to recent concern about the motivation malaise, a relatively simple scale—The Rokeach Value Survey—is recommended for measuring values at the employee-manager point of interface. Hopefully it will improve the working relationship of employees and managers and thereby the personal work satisfaction of each.
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