Herzberg's two-factor theory
The question was asked, "By what did you feel satisfied or dissatisfied with your work?"
Factors that brought satisfaction and factors that brought dissatisfaction were different.
The naive notion that the opposite of satisfaction is dissatisfaction is [false dichotomy
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"The Motivation to Work"(1959) By Frederick Herzberg, Bernard Mausner, Barbara Bloch Snyderman p.81
The wider the vertical width of the bar, the more it indicates it has a long-term impact.
For example, a small amount of Responsibility does not cause dissatisfaction, but a large amount of Responsibility causes significant long-term satisfaction.
Conversely, a small salary brings long-term dissatisfaction several times greater than Responsibility, but a large salary does not bring as much satisfaction as Responsibility.
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Herzberg’s theory of motivation
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