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The JD-R Model developed by Arnold Bakker and Evangelia Demerouti in 2006 categorizes working conditions into two categories: job demands and job resources. Job demands refer to stressors like workload, ambiguity, and relationships, while job resources like autonomy, relationships, and development help achieve goals and reduce stress. The model states that high demands and low resources lead to stress and burnout, while resources can offset demands and encourage motivation. To apply the model, managers should identify demands, address them, identify resources, and promote resources to lessen stress and increase engagement.
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Atman test accounts for 11 dimensions of individual personality through grouping them into five sections which include; thinking structure, motivation, leadership, sociability, and resistance to stress. In order to carry out a successful motivating assessment, one needs to understand what motivates the employees as well as what demotivates them, hence the reason why dimensions that are out of motivation are included in this test to equip the motivator with the full picture of employees personality.
To carry out an assessment with this method, employees are required to fill the Atman platform, which can be done from any computer, thereafter the motivator goes back to the platform and views the employee's results. Atman platforms evaluate 11 dimensions of the bipolar scale. For instance, the sociability scale depicts the state of the employee between being introverted and being extroverted. Nature scale, on the other hand, depicts what motivates employees in one hand as well as demotivating them from the other hand.
Atman test reveals to the motivator the kind of employees available. They can either be team oriented or result oriented. The test also reveals if the employees are traditional or adaptable. Result oriented employees will be motivated to attain the aimed results. Team oriented, on the other hand, cannot be motivated directly, this motivation can demotivate them. Traditional employees who are used to work as per their policies fail to catch up in structured work plans, this will demotivate them. Adaptable employees catch up with any structure thus easily motivated.
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Taking A Stand Against Stress in the Workplace
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Joseph J Anderson
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We all have to go to work unless of course, you are so financially secure that money may not be a stressful responsibility. The majority of us do have to take on that responsibility and that alone causes tremendous amounts of stress. The reality is that working for a living is just part of life. Implementation of specific controlled factors could greatly increase job satisfaction and reduce stress. Reducing stress at work will benefit overall job satisfaction of most employees because strong leadership would manage them, support systems would be made available, and proper training techniques implemented.
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- 3. Low Stress High Motivation Low Stress Average Motivation Average Stress High Motivation High Stress Low Motivation Resource Job DemandLow High High The JD-R Model Researchers Arnold Bakker and Evangelia Demerouti developed the JD-R Model in 2006, publishing their findings in The Journal of Managerial Psychology.
- 4. The model puts working conditions into two categories Job demands and Job resources: Job demands: Are the physical or emotional stressors in your role. These include time pressures, a heavy workload, a stressful working environment, role ambiguity, emotional labor and poor relationships. Job resources (Job Positives): Are the physical, social, or organizational factors that help you achieve goals, and reduce stress. They include autonomy, strong work relationships, opportunities for advancement, coaching and mentoring, and learning and development. The JD-R Model states that When job demands are high and job positives are low, stress and burnout are common. Conversely, good job positives can offset the effects of extreme job demands, and encourage motivation and engagement.
- 5. Step 1: Identify Job Demands Start by noting the stressors that could have a negative effect on your team 1. Few opportunities to work autonomously 2. Poor working relationships 3. Emotionally draining tasks or roles 4. Unclear goals or role ambiguity 5. Limited opportunities for career advancement or personal development 6. Excessively bureaucratic rules and procedures Note: Keep in mind that every person on your team has unique needs and stress thresholds. Something that causes extreme stress for one person might just be an inconvenience or even a work enabler for someone else. This is why it's important to talk to each person on your team individually. Find out which stressors are causing your team members the most trouble. You can then tailor your approach to fit each person's needs.
- 6. Step 2: Address Job Demands Chances are, you now have a long list of factors that could be negatively affecting your team. It will be within your power to change many of these. So, separate the ones that you can influence from the ones that you can't, and do what you can to reduce job demands. Right people assigned to the right tasks If people aren't playing to their strengths, they're likely to experience higher stress levels. So, can any tasks be reassigned, or roles redesigned, to spread demands more evenly across the team? Examine your team's work flows Are there processes that could be improved to remove bottlenecks or stress points?
- 7. Step 2: Address Job Demands (Continued) Support your team members by helping them to feel engaged with the work that they're doing, and make sure that they have the resources they need to do their job effectively. Be ready to listen to their concerns, and to respond with empathy Also, make sure that your team members understand the true purpose of their work, and that every person on your team knows how his or her work makes a difference. Finally, if your team members are engaged in emotional labor, be sensitive to how draining this can be. Share success stories, and teach your people how to cope with the stress that can come with these roles.
- 8. Step 3: Identify Possible Job Resources/Positives Your next step is to identify and promote the job positives that act as a buffer between your team members and the demands of their roles. These can include the following: 1. Mentoring or coaching opportunities 2. Training and development opportunities 3. Regular constructive feedback 4. Increased autonomy 5. Clearer goals Organizational rules, benefits, or processes that support and strengthen employees. You can provide many of these things inexpensively, or for free. Talk to your team members one-on-one to find out what changes they would like to see.
- 9. Step 4: Promote Job Resources/Positives Look for opportunities to encourage learning and development, but don't overlook “softer” positives, such as good working relationships these are hugely important for reducing job stress. For example, even if everyone is busy, try to set aside time for socializing before meetings and after work. Provide regular constructive feedback to your people. This will help them feel supported as they grow and develop. In addition, offer a wide variety of training and development opportunities. Cross-training is great for developing people in an interesting and affordable way. Some people might also be interested in mentoring one another, or in being mentored by more senior people. People can also experience stress when they're confused about what they are meant to do. So, make sure that job descriptions are up to date, and create a team charter to define everyone's roles and responsibilities – this is especially important if your team is working on a group project.
- 10. Key Points Take the following steps to apply the JD-R Model 1. Identify job demands 2. Address job demands 3. Identify possible job resources/positives 4. Address job positives When you lessen job demands and promote job positives, your team will experience less stress, and they will have a greater sense of engagement and motivation. So, if your people are stressed, use our list of actions to create a happy, supportive working environment.
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