Individuals that have a high need for power need to have power or influence over other and they want to have the power to control environments. Having the high need for power is in fact a destructive factor in a relationship with others. This is because they seek out power from others to fulfill their own good. High need for power can manifests in to an altruistic form which can change the way things are done so that they have a more positive negotiation for resources in one’s department, which has the tends to lead to a positive outcome. The need for power is seen as an ideal trait for having an effective manager or leader.
The theory of acquired needs implication important that helps the understanding of the needs for employees. A manager needs to have a general understanding of the dominant needs of the employees under them in order to help motivate them. People that have the high need for affiliation will generally have the motivation to gain the approval of their manager and peers as to where the high need for achievement is more prone to respond better to having goals set in front of them. Lastly the high need for power employees tend to try to get influence over the people they work …show more content…
“Positive praise will help employees to repeat their behavior and then that behavior will become integrated in the employee’s daily tasks.” (Dixon,2015) Giving positive praise will assist the employees in personal satisfaction which helps an employee obtain a more positive view because someone had noticed what they had done. This make the employee more include to repeat the task and tell other of what was learn and how it is