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The EFQM Excellence Model (EEM) could help JB Grant succeed by motivating employees through high engagement, as valued by the company. EEM uses a different performance management approach than JB Grant's current ratings-based system, which would require management to learn new techniques. EEM aligns well with JB Grant's mission and vision, making it a suitable model for the company to adopt. The SMART Goals concept originated from Dr. Edwin Locke's 1968 research demonstrating that goal-setting leads to organizational achievement. His work established the foundations for the SMART Goals acronym, with subsequent researchers refining its letters to represent clarifying terms.
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UNIT IV STUDY GUIDE
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Course Learning Outcomes for Unit IV
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7. Discuss the different types of commitment exhibited in the workplace.
8. Describe and apply job characteristics to the person-job fit.
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engage in a particular behavior,” (Spector, 2012, 194). When employees are
motivated, they make choices to act in a certain way or direction, exerting
intense efforts, persistently, over time (Spector, 2012). I/O psychologists
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- Figure 3. SMART diagram. Adapted from “The History and Evolution of SMART Goals,” by AchieveIt, n.d. Retrieved from https://www.achieveit.com/resources/blog/the-history-and-evolution-of-smart-goals/.