5 most common roots for employee demotivation • Poor communication: the opinions of the employees are not listened by the upper positions in a company. • lack of training and practice in the job • Efforts go unrewarded: hard works are unappreciated, lack of salary for the amount of work done • Finding meaning: most employees figured that their job has no purpose and works only for their bosses • Horrible Bosses: bosses are too demanding and not friendly causing employees to not work effectively. Herzberg's theory • According to the article that has been given I think that the theory of Herzberg’s is closely associated with it. The factors in the article described what Herzberg’s theory of the motivation factors in his theory has become the signs of the demotivation in this article such as lack of communication, their position in a company and finding meaning in the work itself. Although there are not any mentions of the hygienical factor for the motivation the company should be aware of the hygiene itself. • Logistics 10 industries where majority • Public sector of demotivated employees work in • HR • Social care • Manufacturing • Transport ACCORDING TO THE POLLS THAT HAS BEEN GIVEN ALL IN ALL IT • Sales RESULTS IN THESE 10 JOBS • Construction • Healthcare • Admin Social care • Demotivation factor : employees go unrewarded • Method 1: piece rate payment, since social cares are paid on how much hours they work so some of them may feel unfair because they did not see the output rather than only looking at the time • Method 2 : job satisfaction : since the job is about caring for people employers should find someone who is actually willing to care for these people rather than just doing it because the job is not that hard. Admin • Demotivation factor : customers attitude • Method 1: Job rotation, since the person is working as an effective communicator the boss should let this employee try other similar jobs that uses the same skills • Method 2: An admin does a lot of jobs they are very needed for the company to work efficiently from day to day they do jobs including bookkeeping, communications, scheduling, data entry and much more so an admin might feel under appreciated. The boss should reward an admin by giving a share of the company or an extra bonus Sales • Demotivation factor : lack of communication • Sales person are in charge of the sales of the company so they should know what the customer wants and needs are. Often their ideas are often unheard because they are underestimated. Bosses should open their ear out more and let them attend meetings about the improvement of the product. • Provide additional education and let them participate in industry organizations and attend seminars or skills workshops. The employee might be more intrigued to apply the new skills that have been obtained to their workplace. CONCLUSION • In conclusion, I feel like there will always be a demotivating factor in a job but if we are always passionate about it and have a clear goal from what we are doing we can use that as a motivation to go on.