My Team Member Has Lost Motivation

microlearning

How can you get formerly high-performing team members back on track when they’ve lost motivation? This micro provides tips on how to achieve this using the three needs theory.

What is a microlearning?

Ideal soft skill training for the hectic workday, even without in-depth prior knowledge. Microlearning is a compact e-learning course that takes only a few minutes to complete. The short learning unit is ideal for quickly refreshing knowledge (Know-how) or solving professional challenges (Challenge). A microlearning can be combined with appropriate macrolearnings or used as a stand-alone learning product.

Classification
Challenge

It’s a skill booster for complex tasks. Challenge Microlearnings focus on solving everyday challenges by advancing knowledge and teaching relevant emotional soft skills. They are to the point and deficitoriented.

Target group

  • Management

Learning objectives

  • Motivating employees on the basis of McClelland's Needs Theory

Competencies

Motivating employees

Authoring tool

Rise

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