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Anna71 [15]
2 years ago
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In the video, Mike Boyle talks about establishing a work environment that motivates employees to do great work. List two or thre

e specific ways Boyle has created this type of environment in his gyms, and explain how these actions empower the employees. Cofounder Bob Hanson says that education is an important part of their approach to management. How does education relate to employee motivation and job enrichment? The two trainers featured in the video seem very satisfied with their jobs. Use Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to explain why you think they feel the way they do.
Business
1 answer:
Alex787 [66]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Explanation:

the list of specific ways through which Mr. MB can establish the work environment which can motivate the employee in his gym are as follows;

Mr. MB can emphasize on the importance of creating effective work environment that motivate employees to work properly.

Mr. MB can develop strength program for employees.

Mr. MB can also introduce the proper sessions of new training technique and workout program for employees.

Education helps in the employee motivational and job enrichment in an effective way. It helps the employees by giving them opportunity to establish their skills. It also helps in enhancing their knowledge and progress through their position in the company. These knowledge and skills helps the employer gaining effective workforce. Education also provides some effective guideline that the employees or employer should follow.

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