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High Achievers
Persons or entities that consistently exceed standard expectations and goals within their field or activity.
Routine Tasks
Repetitive and predictable tasks that require a standard set of procedures and can be performed with minimal variation.
Motivator Factors
Elements of a job or work environment that can significantly increase employee satisfaction and motivation.
Herzberg's Model
A theory of motivation that distinguishes between hygiene factors (which prevent dissatisfaction) and motivators (which promote job satisfaction and motivation).
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