Motivator factors

Examples

Acknowledgment self-esteem

· “Recognition: feeling valued and valued for the hard work can be a great motivator.”

· “Getting positive feedback from your team members or supervisors can increase your motivation and drive to succeed.”

· “Motivated: the feeling of responsibility.”

· “Motivated: praise from internal customers when you think one step further and allow yourself the luxury and support where no one tackles.”

Pleasant work

“I was motivated by the fact that the work will be easier and smoother after the change.”

Autonomy

· “Autonomy: being in control of your work and being able to make decisions can be motivating.”

· “The autonomy to find solutions and make decisions can help you feel more invested in the change process.”

· “I was motivated by the endless possibilities that would be available to me after the change, it definitely gave me more freedom.”

· “What motivated me is that I was accepted by the other company, and was no longer under pressure. I was in control of the situation after that.”

· “You can’t worry too much about others.”

Own values

· “If you feel that the change aligns with your values and the values of the organization, it can help you feel more invested in the process and be motivated to contribute.”

· “Our guests and how loyal they are to us, so as not to disappoint them.”

Success

· “I was motivated by the progress and the positive impact of the change on the company and the team.”

· “Seeing progress and improvement can be motivating.”

· “During a change, I was motivated by a sense of purpose and the potential benefits that the change can bring to the company, such as increased efficiency, improved productivity, and better customer satisfaction.”

· “Better performance and creation of new opportunities after problem solving.”

· “I enjoy guiding people and showing them the way.”

Family

· “My husband and the rest of the family also motivated me.”

· “My family and the goals of the company.”

Hope

· “That it will get better in the future.”

· “I was motivated by the hope of improving everyone’s lives and helping my company innovate.”

· “The prospect of improvement was motivating.”

Career

· “During the change, I was motivated by the opportunity for professional growth.”

· “In addition to the promotion, the salary motivated me.”

Standard of living

“I desperately needed a better-paying position with more responsibility.”

Learning and growth

· “Learning and growth: seeing progress and improvement can be motivating.”

· “During a change, there may be new skills or knowledge to acquire, and the opportunity to develop and improve can be motivating and fulfilling.”

· “I was also motivated by opportunities for professional development, such as training and development programs.”

Curiosity

“The most motivating thing I found was that the prospect of restructuring the team evoked the feeling of a new beginning.”

Participation

· “I was motivated by the fact that the change was discussed on a daily basis and that everyone was able to express their fears and concerns.”

· “I think that change is a good thing and is sometimes required in a company to support it and get customer service back on track.”

· “Motivated: to see the employees live again and to hug each other from time to time. What other than sending your own 4 walls”

· “What motivated me was the fact that my company hired everyone with every background.”

· “Motivating was the prospect of both improving my workload and improving the team structure from a team leader who has more time to tune in to and take care of his team.”

· “The change motivated me to work even harder and collaborate better with other departments in the company.”

Personality

· “I’m always motivated in everything I do, it’s part of my personality.”

· “Whatever job I have, I will always do my best, no matter the situation, because then you can always be honest with yourself that you did your best.”

Sense making

“Purpose: understanding the purpose and meaning of change can be motivating.”

Be able to afford something

“I am always motivated by the thought that for the money I earn, I will buy something beautiful, cool and necessary.”

Social status

“More responsibility.”

Will

· “That and my will to improve my life was my motivation.”

· “I was motivated by my ambition, which did not allow me to succumb to my nerves.”

· “I want to inspire other people and that motivated me.”

· “I was motivated by the encouragement and dedication of my teammates.”

· “I was motivated by the will to complete my dissertation (intrinsic motivation alone) → there must be a way to reconcile everything”

· “I was motivated by the iron will to survive it.”

· “Hopefully, through harder work, the results will be better again. So no one should be fired.”