On the course MBA $630$ Bb shell under the tab "Living Case Analysis" students will find

a hotlink to the video panel discussion to be used for the Living Case Analysis Project in

Motivation. On the Bb shell click on the hotlink "Living Case Analysis Video $-$ Panel"

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Professor Kayla Slezak and Chief Martin Trombley $($retired$).$ The topic of the case is

Motivation. They provide a presentation about their background and the principles they

use to motivate others. They then respond to students' questions. After viewing the

presentation, you will need to address the specific questions stated below.

Here are the questions and format for the Living Case Project $-$ Motivation assignment.

Describe each Speaker's basic assumptions regarding employee motivation.

That is$,$ what are the underlying principles which guide how the Speaker treats

his$/$her people $($i$.$e$.,$ their direct report subordinates, their students, etc.$),$ designs

situations, structures jobs, communicates, etc. which positively motivate them?

Describe the THEORIES of motivation, based upon those frameworks of

motivation which are presented as part of this course, applicable to describe

each Speaker's motivational assumptions and actions. Describe more than

one motivational framework, as many theories are applicable to the

scenarios outlined by each speaker.

Describe how each Speaker uses different motivational approaches for different

types of people $[$e$.$g$.,$ their direct report subordinates, their students, etc.$)$ or

situations $($e$.$g$.,$ day to day operations, in the classroom, etc.$)].$

From your personal perspective describe the most important LESSONS a new

manager could learn from listening to each Speaker regarding how to motivate

others to higher levels of performance.

Compare the two speakers and describe any differences in their respective

approaches to motivation which you believe might be due to their gender $($i$.$e$.,$

male versus female$)$ and age or generation $($i$.$e$.,$ under $30$ versus over $60$ years

of age$).$

Please provide answers to all five items. Divide your case report into five

sections, using the five questions stated above as section dividers. Your case

report does not need a formal introduction or conclusion. While content is more

important than length, your answer to each item should approximate one page in

length, thus the expectation is that your paper will consist of $6-8$ pages of double$-$

spaced text. Make sure you provide specific and detailed examples from each

Speaker's presentation and his$/$her answers to the class members' questions