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Motivation as a leadership
Kavina, Daniel ; Fiedler, Jiří (advisor) ; Kala, Štěpán (referee)
This Bachelor Thesis focuses on motivation as a way of leading people. It deals with a research of motivation in relation to leading underlings from the point of view of a headworker, and searches for important motivation factors which could have an influence on employees´ work. The object of the study is to find out how important motivation is when leading people, and to focus on significance of motivation stimuli from the point of view of head workers. The theoretical part of the study deals with high-quality background literary researchwhich can provide adequate resource for the analytical - research part of this work. The theoretical resource includes information which enables us to understand better the general system of motivation from the point of view of head workers. The theoretical part emphasizes the choice of suitable literature allowing summary and comparison of important theoretical pieces of knowledge. The practical part of this Bachelor Thesis concentrates on thorough analyses of data collected through the qualitative research. The research was carried out by means of a controlled-interview method, with the interview outcomes recorded in structured questionnaires prepared in advance. The research sample group was formed by 8 respondents willing to have their interviews recorded. The interviews were followed by drawing concrete conclusions which summarize findings obtained from the research executed. The conclusion part of the study presents objective recommendations resulting from the research findings.

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