Markus Baer
Professor of Organizational Behavior
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Location
Saint Louis -
Date
June 02 - 03, 2026 -
Time
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM CST -
Format
In-Person -
Tuition
$1,995.00
Mastering Motivation: Strategies for Employee Engagement
Learn to effectively motivate employees to reach their full potential by optimizing incentives, team culture, and meaningful work all while adhering to fairness principles. Leverage insights from cutting-edge research to properly apply intrinsic and extrinsic motivators, foster resilience, and reimagine roles.
Course Snapshot
- Debunk common myths about human motivation
- Explore the four key drivers: reward systems, team culture, job design, and performance management
- Harness the power of progress and small wins to enhance resilience
- Understand the components that make work meaningful and motivating
Key Benefits
- Understand and apply intrinsic and extrinsic motivators effectively
- Increase employee engagement to consistently deliver better results
- Build team resilience to overcome setbacks and maintain momentum
- Learn when and how to redesign roles to maximize motivation and performance
Instructor
Professor of Organizational Behavior
Vice Dean of Degree and Non Degree Executive Education
WashU Olin Business School
Modality & Location
In-Person, Charles F. Knight Center on WashU's Danforth Campus
Earn Your Certificate
2 elective units
For Federal Employees
ECQ 2 – Leading People
Note
Formerly Motivating People
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