100). In addition, many motivation theories were developed during the 1950s; such as Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Theories X and Y and the two factor theory but those would not be examined here as their validity has been questionable (Cited on: Robbins and Judge, 2007 p.186). On the other hand, the Expectancy theory will be carefully studied in order to understand why managers should focus more on providing to its employees reasons for putting effort into their work and therefore generate good work performance that could lead to rewards that are equitable and valued so that as an ultimate goal, there exists job satisfaction (Cited on: Guerrier, 1999 p...
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117). With the use of this theory, it will be possible to determine whether employees in the hotel business perform efficiently under this type of motivation. 2.1 Expectancy Theory Victor Vroom’s expectancy theory is nowadays one of the “most widely accepted explanations of motivation” (Robbins and Judge, 2007 p...
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