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▪	Motivation & Cooperation


	British Telecom

	...A co-operative relationship is clearly the most beneficial to BT. If the employer and the employee both share the same relationship they may perhaps share the same goals, then this will go on to cement a good working relationship which will benefit both the staff and BT as a whole. At the moment, it would perhaps be apparent that a coercive if not calculative relationship existed between the employer and employees. Most people only have so much energy they can invest in the pursuit of satisfying their needs. The process theory therefore must be the link between the expenditure of energy in an activity and the actual satisfaction.

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