Motivation
Non-traditional work
Power & Influence
CSR
Misc.
100

My salary increases the longer I stay at Oswego.

Seniority based pay

100

I work 9-2, but my other hours are up to me. This reduces absenteeism, increases productivity, and reduces overtime expenses.

Flextime

100

Soft influence tactic where you ask for compliance based on friendship or loyalty.

Personal appeal

100

In the CSR Pyramid, this is when you give back to the community or society.

Philanthropic responsibility

100

You do something for me, and I’ll do something for you.

Exchange influence tactic

200

Employees purchase company stock, often below market price, which motivates employees to work hard and do what's best for the company.

Employee stock ownership plans

200

I work extra hours Tuesday through Friday so that I can have off on Mondays.

Compressed workweek

200

Coercive, reward, and legitimate power make up this power category.

Formal power

200
These make up the triple bottom line.

Profit, people, planet

200

Of these two categories of power, this tends to be more effective.

Personal power (or soft)

300

Skill variety, task identify, task significance, autonomy, and feedback are part of this model.

Job characteristics model

300
This is one of the best ways to motivate people. It's effective, plus it's easy and inexpensive.

Appreciation and recognition

300

Influence tactic where people come together to persuade the target to agree.

Coalition

300

These are owners of an organization.

shareholders/stockholders

300

I am indifferent to a task and make only the minimal effort necessary to complete a goal. 

Compliance

400

Under this pay model, employees work harder, but experience higher stress and lower levels of job satisfaction.

Performance-based pay

400

These are the cons of this work model: Reduced commitment, morale, and collaboration.

Telecommuting

400

pPower that you have because others like, respect, and admire you.

Referent power

400

Written set of guidelines that define acceptable and unacceptable behavior.

Code of conduct (ethics)

400

This is referred to as "the bottom line" in business.

Profit 

500

I believe I can successfully do my job; I choose the projects I am involved in; my work is meaningful; I make a difference. 


Psychological empowerment

500

This company has unlimited vacations, an idea created by CEO Reed Hastings.

Netflix

500

A pragmatic leader most likely uses this type of influence tactic.

Rational persuasion

500

These include employees, customers, the environment, the community, suppliers, society, and stockholders.

Stakeholders

500

Corporations are measuring and assessing how well they meet their CSR goals with performance indicators, such as ROE, which stands for this.

Return on ethics