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[QUOTE="Etini, post: 272856, member: 90141"] There are no two ways about it. The amount a person directly affects the level of motivation a person has to work. It even gets worse when a person is being owed a salary, his motivation to work is near zero. Employers don't get this perspective right. You are paying employees for their time and creativity. If you don't oil that tap of creativity by the salary, the creativity would surely stop flowing. Also, the amount you pay a worker can widen or contract the level of creativity he feels like giving you access to. I once worked as an admin officer in a church. When they could not meet up payment, they would say that it is God's work. That was how I stopped putting any effort into that work. [/QUOTE]
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