Peran Motivasi Kinerja Karyawan Dan Pengaruh Dalam Organisasi
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https://doi.org/10.30587/mahasiswamanajemen.v6i02.11075Keywords:
Motivasi, Kinerja Karyawan, Efektivitas Organisasi, Sumber Daya ManusiaAbstract
Background – Motivation is understood as both an internal and external factor that drives individuals to
achieve optimal work performance. In modern organizational settings, a high level of motivation has been
shown to contribute to improved productivity, work quality, and employee commitment. The growing
demand for enhanced employee performance highlights the importance of understanding how motivation
supports organizational effectiveness.
Objective – This study aims to analyze the role of motivation in improving employee performance and
examine its impact on organizational effectiveness.
Design / Methodology / Approach – The research employs a descriptive-analytical approach through an
extensive literature review and relevant empirical studies. The analysis explores the relationship between
motivation, employee performance, and organizational effectiveness based on findings from previous
research.
Findings – The results indicate that motivation has a significant relationship with employee performance.
Increased motivation strengthens employee engagement, innovation, and adaptability to organizational
change. These findings also confirm that strong motivation contributes directly to enhancing
organizational effectiveness.
Research Implication – The study emphasizes that well-planned and sustainable motivation strategies
are essential for human resource development. Organizations need to design comprehensive motivational
programs to strengthen employee performance and support the achievement of organizational goals.
Limitations – This study relies solely on literature and previous empirical research, without direct field
data collection. This may limit the generalizability of the findings across different organizational contexts.
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