Titlebook: Employee Motivation in Saudi Arabia; An Investigation int Rodwan Hashim Mohammed Fallatah,Jawad Syed Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Plato’s Parmenides Reconsiderededs theories have received. This chapter discusses the relationship between context and motivation, particularly in reference to higher education sector in Saudi Arabia. It provides a synopsis of the book by providing an overview of the context and the empirical work upon which the book is based.

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farewell

The Indispensability Argument: The Debate,This chapter offers a review of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory and its criticisms. Essentially, it discusses and critiques some of the claims and propositions that the theory has made, e.g. deprivation/domination, gratification/activation and self-actualisation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59962-0This chapter provides deeper insights into the motivational needs and preferences of employees in Saudi higher education sector. This was done by analysing participants’ responses to open-ended questions that were aimed to generate a contextual understanding of factors that affect employee motivation.

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Kim Manuel Künstner,Sebastian LouvenThis Chapter concludes this book?‘Employee Motivation in Saudi Arabia:?An Investigation into the Higher Education Sector’, outlines the scope for future research and offers recommendations for theorisation and management of employee motivation.

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,A Critical Review of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs,This chapter offers a review of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory and its criticisms. Essentially, it discusses and critiques some of the claims and propositions that the theory has made, e.g. deprivation/domination, gratification/activation and self-actualisation.

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What Saudi Employees Want: In Depth Insights,This chapter provides deeper insights into the motivational needs and preferences of employees in Saudi higher education sector. This was done by analysing participants’ responses to open-ended questions that were aimed to generate a contextual understanding of factors that affect employee motivation.

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