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AtricleZine - Eight Ways to Motivate Part Time Employees
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2. Find Out What Motivates Them.
Ask your part-timers questions so that you can find out how to best motivate them. In my teambuilding a
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The following are eight proven techniques to motivate your part-time employees:
1. Orient them properly.
Take time to describe job duties and go over what is allowed and not allowed, e.g., personal telephone calls, use of organization property, etc. Avoid confusion by designating one person to orient and give assignments to part-timers. This will eliminate the "well he told me one thing and she said something else" situation that can lead to a demoralized part-time employee.
2. Find Out What Motivates Them.
Ask your part-timers questions so that you can find out how to best motivate them. In my teambuilding an
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The following are eight proven techniques to motivate your part-time employees:
1. Orient them properly.
Take time to describe job duties and go over what is allowed and not allowed, e.g., personal telephone calls, use of organization property, etc. Avoid confusion by designating one person to orient and give assignments to part-timers. This will eliminate the "well he told me one thing and she said something else" situation that can lead to a demoralized part-time employee.
2. Find Out What Motivates Them.
Ask your part-timers questions so that you can find out how to best motivate them. In my teambuilding a
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1. Orient them properly.
Take time to describe job duties and go over what is allowed and not allowed, e.g., personal telephone calls, use of organization property, etc. Avoid confusion by designating one person to orient and give assignments to part-timers. This will eliminate the "well he told me one thing and she said something else" situation that can lead to a demoralized part-time employee.
2. Find Out What Motivates Them.
Ask your part-timers questions so that you can find out how to best motivate them. In my teambuilding a
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2. Find Out What Motivates Them.
Ask your part-timers questions so that you can find out how to best motivate them. In my teambuilding a
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2. Find Out What Motivates Them.
Ask your part-timers questions so that you can find out how to best motivate them. In my teambuilding and leadership programs, I discuss the "Sykes Seven Questions of Motivation" that you need to have the answers to if you are truly motivating your employees. One question you can ask your part-timer is, "What do you want to do in the future?" By asking the question, you can relate their future goals to your present needs. For example, the part-timer says he/she wants to be an artist. Listen, acknowledge, and embrace the answer and realize that you can possibly apply their skills now by allowing them to create recognition posters (I know you are already doing these, right?), work on the organization newsletter, or any other art project that will benefit your organization.
If you don’t ask, you won’t know what the hidden talents of these part-timers are.
3. Check Yourself When Communicating
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