Team Motivation

Impact on

Your Organisation

Higher retention – when team motivation is high, employees who feel motivated and fulfilled at work are more likely to stay within the company, ensuring talent is retained.
Reduce absenteeism – team motivation leads to engagement, and studies have shown an 81% drop in absenteeism in engaged teams.
Better collaboration – teams that are more engaged are better able to work as a team, maximising outcomes and increasing the productivity of the team as a whole.

Workshop Participants

Explain the key drivers of workplace motivation and the manager’s role in shaping how motivated and invested their team feels.
Identify what motivates individual team members, including their needs around purpose, strengths, autonomy, and progress.
Apply practical strategies to increase motivation by aligning work with strengths, providing appropriate autonomy, and recognising progress.
Commit to specific actions they will take to improve motivation within their own team following the workshop.

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More Information

Motivation plays a central role in how individuals feel about their work and how effectively teams perform. Strong motivation can lead to engagement, satisfaction and momentum. So, for managers and teams alike, understanding what drives motivation is the key to creating an environment where people feel committed, empowered and able to do their best work.

However, in practice, sustaining motivation can be challenging. Competing priorities and limited autonomy can leave teams feeling disengaged or going through the motions. Leaders may invest time and effort without seeing a lasting shift, often because the underlying drivers of motivation aren’t fully understood or consistently supported.

This workshop explores the core principles that underpin workplace motivation and engagement. Participants will be introduced to four key cornerstones – purpose, mastery, autonomy and progress – and examine how each contributes to a motivated, engaged team. Through discussion and reflection, they will consider how these drivers show up in everyday work and where gaps may exist in their teams currently.

Participants will leave with a clear, practical understanding of how to apply the four cornerstones within their own teams. They will gain ideas for strengthening purpose, recognising strengths, enabling the right level of autonomy and making progress visible – helping to boost motivation in a sustainable and meaningful way.

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