Impact of Employee Motivation on Commitment

This assignment investigates the crucial link between employee motivation levels and their level of organizational commitment. It emphasizes that understanding and addressing employee motivations can significantly enhance commitment within an organization. The analysis draws upon various research studies to highlight the impact of different motivational factors on employee behavior and their willingness to contribute to organizational goals.

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Introduction
Organizational behavior gives emphasis on the behavior of the people when they interact with
the groups. The organization gives focus on this, so that the goals and objectives can be easily
attained. Organizational behavior is an effective approach which is implemented on the workers
who are working in the organization. In this report the main concentration is given on the
employee’s attitude and management. The discussion is also made on job satisfaction and
organizational commitment by the employees.
Impact of attitude which is based on work by considering the behavior
Attitude gives emphasis on the behavior pattern of the workers or employees. If it is said that the
attitude of a person is based on the behavior then it is considered as a wrong statement. Attitude
is taken into consideration as a belief and feelings of a person towards the situation. The person
faces many problems in various situations. If we take into consideration the example that the
person wants to implement decentralization in the organization but for this the permission is
required from the top level management. It is analyzed that the behavior can be changed with the
change in situation (Shooshtarian, Ameli and Aminilari, 2013).
Attitude is increased by the behavior of the person. If the workers behave in positive way, then
they will attain the outcome in a positive manner. Positive behavior attracts more good things
towards the person. Attitude is also helpful to convince other person. If you are indulge in selling
a product, and then if you have a good attitude then you can induce the person to buy a product.
Attitude also helps to decide the things in effective manner. If a person carries a positive
behavior then it can be easy for him or her to decide about things in correct way (Farooq,
Payaud, Merunka and Valette-Florence, 2014). There are many situations in which the
motivation level of other person is enhanced in proper manner, by seeing the work of the person.
The work can also be completed easily, if the person carries a positive attitude. Mostly it is
analyzed in the organization that people have the feeling of competition between them, so they
try to demotivate other people who are in the organization. There are many situations in which
the people who have negative behavior change themselves and carry a positive attitude. If one
employee behaves in negative manner and from inside he has a positive attitude towards other

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people, then it can be seen that the attitude do not impact on the behavior of the person (Zohar,
2014).
Need of Attitude for an individual
Attitude is considered as an essential part which is required to attain the success for an
individual. The attitudes are named as a negative attitude and positive attitude. The positive
attitude gives enhances the level of motivation and helps the employees or the workers to give
their best towards the work. By this the company can easily attain the goals and objectives of the
organization (Jehanzeb, Rasheed, and Rasheed, 2013). Negative attitude spoils the surroundings
and create conflicts between the individuals. It is very important for a person to carry a positive
attitude, so that the goals and objectives of the organization can be attained properly. If a person
carries a positive attitude at the workplace, then it is motivating other people and also it helps to
attain the objective in effective manner (Togna, 2014). Employees who have appositive attitude
are considered the most and good individuals of the organization. If the person behaves in a
positive way then the direct impact will be seen on the working pattern. The working pattern is
enhanced efficiently. If the managers have a positive attitude, then the employees will be happy
and also give their best towards the work. The problems of the employees or the workers can be
solved efficiently. Attitude is changed from person to person and also by position to position. It
is very essential for every person to carry a positive attitude with themselves. It will help to attain
the success in easy manner. If a person is on the higher position then it is important to have a
positive attitude, then only he or she will motivate their subordinates. If the manager has a
positive attitude then it can lead to success of the organization and also help to enhance the level
of motivation of the employees working in the organization. For the growth of the company, it is
required to carry a positive attitude (Bhalerao and Kumar, 2016).
Job satisfaction or Organizational Commitment
If the candidate is satisfied with the job, then the outcome will be in a positive way. Positive
attitude help the organization and the employees to attain the goals and objectives of the
company. If the workers are dedicated towards their work, then it can be easily analyzed that
they are satisfied with the job. Job satisfaction refers to the level of satisfaction which employees
have for their work. It is very essential that the candidate should be motivated towards the

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working pattern. If the worker working in the organization are not satisfies then it is very
difficult for the organization to attain the goals and objectives in proper way. Dissatisfaction is
occurred from the negative attitude. If person possess negative, then it can be seen that they are
not satisfied with the working pattern (Eren and Hisar, 2016).
Organizational commitment gives emphasis to involve the workers in the organization. If the
employee is satisfied with the company, then he or she will be dedicated and work efficiently to
complete their goals and objectives. The organizational commitment is enhanced if person is
satisfied with the working pattern of the company. The characteristics that describe the
organizational commitment are: Affective, Continuance and normative commitment (Mowday,
Porter and Steers, 2013). Affective commitment is concerned with the psychological concept of
the person. Another is Continuance commitment in which the connection is with the cost that is
taken into consideration at the time of leaving the company. The last is concerned with
normative commitment in which the obligation gives direct impact on the nature and on the
company. Job satisfaction is concerned with as an important skill that discloses all the skills that
an individual possess. If the employee is not satisfied with the job, then an individual will not be
committed towards the company. So motivation is also an important aspect to enhance the
organizational commitment and level of satisfaction of the employees (Canrinus, Helms-Lorenz,
Beijaard, Buitink, and Hofman, 2012).
Duty of the manager to enhance the commitment level
It is analyzed that the obligation and the satisfaction of the company is connected with each
other. It is seen that now a days the technology is so updated, that half of the workload is
minimized. The technology is also important but human resources play a great role in conducting
the day to day activities. Technology helps to save time but the work done by the individual is
not replaced. If the company motivate the employees to work in proper way, then it can be easy
to attain the goals and objectives of the organization in effective manner. The manager should
use motivational theory so that the work can be done in easy way (Lamba and Choudhary, 2013).
If the manager takes into consideration the theories, then the productivity of the employee can be
enhanced. If the employees have the confidence of conducting the activities in proper way, then
it can be easy to accomplish the goals and objectives of the organization. The managers should

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offer the incentives to the employees so that the work can be conducted effectively. The morale
of employee is boosted when the goals and objectives of the organization are attained. It helps
the managers to accomplish their targets properly (Brunetto, Teo, Shacklock and Farr‐Wharton,
2012).
The manager should see that the employees who are working in the organization feel
comfortable and happy. If they are happy with their job, then the level of motivation can be
enhanced. The manager should give focus on enhancing the responsibility and work satisfaction.
The managers should provide happy environment for the workers or the employees, so that the
activities that are conducted should be done with efficiency. The directors or managers should
help the employees and listen to their problems, so that employee can feel motivated and happy
with their work (Dhar, 2015).It is analyzed that if the higher authority give motivation to the
employees working in the organization, then it help the employees or the workers to attain the
monthly target in proper manner. Motivation is considered as an essential and very important
part of the organization. If the employees are not motivated then it is very difficult for the
organization to attain the goals and objectives. Motivation enhances the profitability and
knowledge of the employees who are working in the organization. By taking into consideration
the level of motivation the level of commitment between the employees can be enhanced
efficiently and in proper way.

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