Which factor is classified by Herzberg as a motivator rather than a hygiene factor?
Correct answer: A. Achievement
- A. Achievement
- B. Salary
- C. Job security
- D. Company policy
Explanation
Achievement is a motivator because it can create job satisfaction and stronger performance. Salary, company policy and job security are hygiene factors that mainly prevent dissatisfaction.
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