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What Motivate the Egyptian Employee

  1. 1. What Egyptian employees want to be motivated? Presented by: Group A Presented to: Dr. Hesham Sadek
  2. 2. Agenda Introduction Our research process Conclusion Recommendation
  3. 3. Agenda Introduction Our research process Conclusion Recommendation
  4. 4. What is motivation ? The word motivation stems from the Latin word "movere" which means to move. Your motivation level is what moves you to participate in an activity and it affects your desire to continue the activity.
  5. 5. Motivation & Productivity in the Workplace  Most employees need motivation to feel good about their jobs and for optimal performance .  Some employees are money motivated while others find recognition and rewards personally is a proper motive for them.  Motivation levels within the workplace have a direct impact on employee productivity.  Workers who are motivated and excited about their jobs carry out their responsibilities to the best of their ability and production numbers increase as a result.
  6. 6. The effect of motivation in the workplace?  Decrease turnover ..... Leads to stability of work force.  Increase labor productivity...... Leads to achievement of organizational goals.  Motivation will....... lead to an optimistic and challenging attitude at work place.
  7. 7. That’s Why we will conduct a research about What Egyptian employees want to be motivated?
  8. 8. Agenda Introduction Our research process Conclusion Recommendation
  9. 9. Research process • Research objective . • Target Segments. • Sample Size. • Survey Channels. • Survey Design. • Pre-testing. • Distributing Survey. • Data Analysis.
  10. 10. Research Objective To identify new possibilities for increasing human resources motivation for supporting more sustainable organizational development by determining the most motivating elements for each group stage.
  11. 11. Target Segment o All level employees:  Senior level, Middle level, junior employees, etc… o Age groups: From 20 to 30 From 30 to 40 From 40 to 50 Above 50 o Organization type : Government offices Local companies Multinational organization.
  12. 12. Sample Size Our sample size is 1000 • From 20 to 30 ( 35%) • From 30 to 40 ( 30 %) • From 40 to 50 (20%) • Above 50 (15%)
  13. 13. Survey Channels “But the pilot survey has been Face to Face only to get the accurate feedback “ Mail Face To Face Social Media
  14. 14. Survey design  Our Survey design separated into three parts: 1. Respondents profile. 2. Factors description. 3. Factors Ranking.  We use : Cumulative Scale questions.
  15. 15. Pre-testing  We did a pilot survey of 73 survey.  All of them were face to face to get the most accurate feedback.  We did some adjustments according to the feedback from the responds.
  16. 16. Adjustment points Before After Q3 What helps you feel included ? We added “ your opinion matters” Q4 Rate how your job security affects your productivity & performance ? We add “ Stability ” Q8 Dose the company’s clear and fair policies and procedures ensure your commitments towards the company ? We add “ code of conduct / business guidelines” Q10 How you can be appreciated? (Choose one or more) What is the kind of appreciation which satisfy your needs
  17. 17. Survey Design • Our final form of the survey :The Questionaire.docx
  18. 18. Survey distribution • Target reach : 600 survey • Face to face : ( for over 50 age group ) 67 survey • Online survey : From 20 to 30 : 173 survey From 31 to 40: 107 survey From 41 to 50: 84 survey Over 50 : 12 survey Achieved : 443 survey Gender: 73% males 27% females Org type: Governmental 11% Local private 63% multinational 26%
  19. 19. Data analysis Good Wages 15% Promotion and growth 9% Appreciation 8% Intresting work 26% sympathetic help 11% being included 9% Good working condition 10% loyalty to employees 6% tactful desciplne 2% Job security 4% From 20 to 30 Good Wages Promotion and growth Appreciation Intresting work sympathetic help being included Good working condition loyalty to employees tactful desciplne Job security
  20. 20. Data analysis Good Wages 26% Promotion and growth 14% Appreciation 10% Intresting work 8% sympathetic help 2% being included 13% Good working condition 6% loyalty to employees 7% tactful desciplne 2% Job security 12% From 31 to 40 Good Wages Promotion and growth Appreciation Intresting work sympathetic help being included Good working condition loyalty to employees tactful desciplne Job security
  21. 21. Data analysis Good Wages 26% Promotion and growth 9% Appreciation 10% Intresting work 7% sympathetic help 2% being included 11% Good working condition 4% loyalty to employees 5% tactful desciplne 10% Job security 16% From 41 to 50 Good Wages Promotion and growth Appreciation Intresting work sympathetic help being included Good working condition loyalty to employees tactful desciplne Job security
  22. 22. Data analysis Good Wages 17% Promotion and growth 7% Appreciation 10% Intresting work 5% sympathetic help 1% being included 10% Good working condition 9% loyalty to employees 7% tactful desciplne 11% Job security 23% Over 50 Good Wages Promotion and growth Appreciation Intresting work sympathetic help being included Good working condition loyalty to employees tactful desciplne Job security
  23. 23. Data analysis Good Wages 21% Promotion and growth 10% Appreciation 9% Intresting work 12% sympathetic help 4% being included 11% Good working condition 7% loyalty to employees 6% tactful desciplne 6% Job security 14% Total Good Wages Promotion and growth Appreciation Intresting work sympathetic help being included Good working condition loyalty to employees tactful desciplne Job security
  24. 24. Conclusion
  25. 25. Recommendation
  26. 26. Thank You Any Questions

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