2022
DOI: 10.37745/bjmas.2022.0042
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A Compilation of Pragmatic Organizational Tools & Practices for Employees Delight

Abstract: The main aim of this study is to compile the pragmatic organizational tools and practices can be used by organizations to achieve employees’ delight. This study compiled thirty pragmatic tools and practices which include expectation clarity, employee’s empowerment, open communication climate, competitive compensation, and stock option etc., to name a few from literature and discussed how they can be handy for achieving employee delight. For this purpose, various theoretical and empirical studies, which specifi… Show more

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“…Research suggests that employees with a growth mindset, who view challenges as opportunities for development, are more likely to be engaged Mead et al (2010) in their work Chaurasia & Shukla (2014). Additionally, factors such as self-efficacy, hope, optimism, and resilience contribute to higher levels of employee engagement Crawford et al (2013) The limbic system in the brain also responds to social pain, which can impact employee motivation and performance Hussainy & Wahaibi (2022). Furthermore, the work environment and job design can influence employee engagement by stimulating intrinsic motivation, creativity, and innovation Mofoluwaso (2023).…”
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“…Research suggests that employees with a growth mindset, who view challenges as opportunities for development, are more likely to be engaged Mead et al (2010) in their work Chaurasia & Shukla (2014). Additionally, factors such as self-efficacy, hope, optimism, and resilience contribute to higher levels of employee engagement Crawford et al (2013) The limbic system in the brain also responds to social pain, which can impact employee motivation and performance Hussainy & Wahaibi (2022). Furthermore, the work environment and job design can influence employee engagement by stimulating intrinsic motivation, creativity, and innovation Mofoluwaso (2023).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Enthusiastic employees exhibit higher levels of motivation, productivity, and job satisfaction. Additionally, they are more inclined Hussainy & Wahaibi (2022) to remain with the company and contribute to its development and achievement. To attain a more profound comprehension of employee engagement, it is imperative to delve into the role of the brain in this process.…”
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