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Locke’s

Goal Setting Theory


GROUP 6

SHASHANK SHAUNAKI
SHIVANI SHREYAN
SHREYANS SIDDHESH
H SIDDHI SIMRAN
In 1960s, Edwin Locke put forward the Goal Setting
Theory of Motivation.

Goal Setting Theory states that Goal Setting is


essentially linked to Task Performance.

Goal Setting is guided by SMART criteria.


CLARIT Misscommunication in
Y Layoffs
CHALLENG
E

Strong Lack of Result


competition at technical oriented
market place training rewards
Toxic work
culture
COMMITMENT
Absence of
acknowledgeme
nt
Employees
Involvement
FEEDBACK
Lack of continuous evaluation
TAS
K
COMPLEXITY

Zeth’s
Personal motive Wrong
>Task Performance delegation
Solving the issues
using
- Our Methods
GOAL
S
Specific goals increase performance

Collectivists culture > Individualist


cultures

Adaption with dynamic


changing technology
FEEDBAC
K

Timely feedback

Self-generated productivity insights

Important for

Evaluation/Recognition
COMMITME
NT
Acceptance of goal

Management by Objectives (MBO)

Encourages employee

participation
Goal oriented
tasks
Company Culture - training
CLARIT (forward contract) & layoff –
Y Rewards Internal
Communication
system
Task Complexity

Training in terms ever changing


technology

Continuous Evaluation

Time management - Bugs & code issue


CHALLENG
E

Zeth’s extremist management


style

Openness and Comfortability


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