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- Language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher: Penguin Putnam Inc
- Genre: Business & Economics
- ISBN: 9781594484803, 9781594484803
- Edition: 1899
- Pages: 272
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Awesome for HR people
If you are someone who works for a corporation that employs the carrot and stick approach of monetary compensation then this book is meant for you. Daniel Pink has turned the idea on its head by challenging the basic tenets of how organisations choose to compensate their employees.
“CARROTS AND STICKS": The Seven Deadly Flaws
1. They can extinguish intrinsic motivation.
2. They can diminish performance.
3. They can crush creativity.
4. They can crowd out good behavior”
5. They can en...
READ MORE“CARROTS AND STICKS": The Seven Deadly Flaws
1. They can extinguish intrinsic motivation.
2. They can diminish performance.
3. They can crush creativity.
4. They can crowd out good behavior”
5. They can en...
Sachin Purswani
Nov, 2013
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Insights into Reward and Recognition
A well written book. Intrinsic motivation is an area that is covered by many examples. The author drives home the point that every motive is not economic in nature. Thinkers and Creators do well with intrinsic motivation.
Industrial Age thinking around measurement, goals and rewards may be counter productive in the Information age. With people becoming more independent (and wanting to work for themselves), this becomes an important factor towards satisfaction.
The author has an interestin...
READ MOREIndustrial Age thinking around measurement, goals and rewards may be counter productive in the Information age. With people becoming more independent (and wanting to work for themselves), this becomes an important factor towards satisfaction.
The author has an interestin...
V Sridhar
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Great book
Great book. Loved reading it..Contains a lot of wisdom and insights into what keeps people motivated and how to perform to the fullest of your capacity. i learnt quite a lot of things from this book
READ MOREManvender Singh
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Jan, 2015
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Fantastic !
Loved reading this book. I had heard the content many times on the TED talk by Dan, but never thought about reading the book length version. Hats off to Dan for the amount of research he has done on the subject. The book can be read pretty fast, also towards the end, there are quite many pages summarizing the material from the initial chapters, and also a [sort of] 'self test'. Overall, an enjoyable and interesting read.
READ MOREAniruddha. A
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Apr, 2014
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Truly Eye-Opening. A book for the true 'People Person'
I totally enjoyed reading this book. Dan Pink has covered the topic of Human Motivation and what it should be ‘Today’ in a very scientifically structured and coherent manner.
I would recommend that not only HR people (L&D teams in particular) but also ‘forward-thinking’ and ‘open-minded’ Leaders and their Managers read this book and to begin applying this gradually. I’m aware that change of such a magnitude may not be easy to implement right away, but envisioning the incremental benefits, a...
READ MOREI would recommend that not only HR people (L&D teams in particular) but also ‘forward-thinking’ and ‘open-minded’ Leaders and their Managers read this book and to begin applying this gradually. I’m aware that change of such a magnitude may not be easy to implement right away, but envisioning the incremental benefits, a...
Joel DSouza
Apr, 2014
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DRIVE drives home the point
This is a brilliant work by a thought leader (listen to Dan Pink on TED talk): authoritative, current (well referenced with recent, landmark works), and at the same time of lasting value. The author's theories and research on each of the 3 components of DRIVE - autonomy, mastery & purpose - are impressive in depth and scope. The summaries and recommended reading at the end are very useful. I have gifted this book to several friends. Highly recommended for the modern professionals.
READ MOREDhananjay Shukla
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Dec, 2012
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Good quality product
great book, but majorly repetitive throughout. changes your perspective about work and challages the prevailing paradigm. the last part of the, which has self help notes and suggestions was especially helpfull.
READ MOREJai Kesav
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Jan, 2019
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Value-for-money
Should buy
READ MOREvinay chumber
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Jan, 2022
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Super!
Nice book
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Highly recommended
Very good read.
READ MORERishi Sharma
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