During the early years of the industrial revolution, the formula for driving worker productivity appeared to be so much easier: give them more money and they’ll work longer and harder. That philosophy seemed to be supported by behavioral economists, who discovered the concept of “market-driven norms,” which influences the perception that a person has of their own worth in the marketplace. Many decades hence, that has all changed, and the concept of social-norm behavior helps us understand why.
Content: Article
Author: Alaina Love
Source: SmartBrief
Subjects: Human Resources, Management, Organizational Behavior
Author: Alaina Love
Source: SmartBrief
Subjects: Human Resources, Management, Organizational Behavior