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Employees Motivation and Managerial Coaching During the Pandemic Covid-19 at the Research Institute

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  • Tanja Stanković

  • Tijana Radojević

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Company survival depends on its ability to adapt to the changes that have their own dynamics and development pace; it is the transition from the present to the future, desired endpoint. The activities of the organization's management could lose the meaning if there is lack of motivation. In situation like this, implementation cannot be successful. Motivation factors for advancement, work and organizational changes are numerous, but the communication between employees and management is the most important. As this communication is closely related to management coaching, manager’s coaching skills become crucial for the ultimate success and motivation of the organization. This research aims to show the importance of motivating employees to improve and learn new skills during work and identify the best individuals who will transfer their knowledge to employees and who can become internal trainers. The article provides an overview of the coaching and motivation for learning, and it offers insight into how the observed example will develop in the future.

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Handle: RePEc:sng:ejae01:160
DOI: 10.5937/EJAE19-35560
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