Public tertiary health care physicians reported more intrinsic and socio-cultural and fewer organizational factors as motivators than private physicians in their current jobs (Table 4).
Contrary to his surmise, we write about what we love; passion is the great motivator, without which few would (and none should) bother to write about movies.
The perception that God had made it possible for them to succeed was directly acknowledged as an important motivator for a few.
He is an oft-criticized taskmaster, but few doubt his effectiveness as a motivator on the floor.
Health is often the key motivator, and, with a few exceptions, the idea of the gym as a pick-up spot is about as passé as neon pink leg warmers.
Cash is not a long-term motivator for employees, its motivating power only lasts for few hours.
The soaring price of the nuts over the last few years is seen as the chief motivator behind the thefts.
Here are a few lessons: CURBING RESENTMENT -- Envy and bias are motivators every bit as strong as the desire for personal advancement.
Whatever Nixon's many flaws, few would argue that personal enrichment was a key motivator of his life.
Even a few changes could involve many variations; for example, the design of motivators might need to vary from one function to the next.
