Methods of non-wage incentives
Wondering how can you motivate the employee to efficiently and reliably perform his job? Want the worker to feel that he is an important part of the project, through which the company operates and develops? It was once assumed that the best incentive to work was the pay. Today, we know that the motivation in form of amount of remuneration is not enough, therefore many companies have introduced non-wage incentive systems.
An important role in motivating headmasters and managers play foreign group incentives, that is, outdoor excursions such as scuba diving, canoe pontoons, crossing the inaccessible terrains by jeeps, rock climbing, and exploring the forgotten regions of the world civilization. Overcoming a difficult path, overcoming their own fears and weaknesses under the supervision of specialists of given field guarantees an unforgettable experience, and strengthens faith in their own ability.
Places where can be organized incentive travels are numerous - from hot Africa (eg Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco), North America (eg USA, Mexico), South America (eg Venezuela) or in Indonesia, through the wild areas of Europe (eg Portugal, Madeira, Tenerife, Scotland) and Asia (eg Turkey, Thailand, Malaysia) to the frosty Arctic areas.
It is important that the used motivating methods harmonize with employee's expectations, complement the best, and most importantly to reinforce and awake positive incentives among employees. Other methods of non-wage incentives also include integration events and themed parties. Whatever method you choose, it's crucial to have a system which increases employee motivation. If your employees won't perform as their best, it will certainly reflect on overall productiveness and ultimately your company's profits.
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