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Motivating and Managing Help Desk People
by Dr. Robert A. Zawacki and Jimmie L. Zawacki, softcover, 30 pages, 1992, $12.95

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Overview

Embodied in this little book are critical insights to what really motivates information systems help desk employees. The authors begin with an explanation of motivation theory and listing of the various personal and job motivators that can and will effect employee productivity.

What follows are the results and conclusions drawn from a study of IT help desk employees and how their motivations differ from other types of employees in your organization and other professions.   Lastly, the authors include tools and exercises to help you get started in the analysis of your own help desk staff.

Table of Contents

  1. Motivation is a Concept
  2. Theories of Motivation
  3. Growth Need Strength (GNS)
  4. Improving Work
  5. Summary and Conclusions

Exercises

Appendix 1: Using the Feedback Checklist

Appendix 2: Feedback Checklist


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