Best motivation for employees

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What's the best way to motivate employees? - Higher base salary - KPI-based bonus - Stock options - Flexibility & work from home - Company mission & values Of course, most companies rely on a mix of these. But if you had to choose only one option?
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We have had so many ups and downs in our startup. All our employees had to make some major comprises on things ranging from work responsibilities to salaries to shifting cities. But motivated them to pull through the hard times was the mission we are working on. Everyone we have currently in the team deeply cares about mental health.
how many people are there in your team?
We are currently a 20 people team.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to motivate employees will vary depending on the individual employees and their specific needs. However, some common methods of motivating employees include providing them with clear and achievable goals, offering them recognition and praise for their work, and providing them with opportunities for professional development.
that's true - but also ather vague.
Much thanks to you ever so for you article.Thanks Again. Fabulous.
I would also say, in addition to the comments, the trust and very human side of the company.
I still come back to article by Katie Dill — people are motivated by different things.
I will choose Flexibility &work from home
It is a matter of personal preference. So try to send the survey to your employees.
the problem is, you often have to develop the compensation scheme before you hire the employees!
Make your business a pleasant place to be. No one wants to stand around in a dingy, boring space for hours on end. ... Be a respectful, honest, and supportive manager. ... Offer employee rewards. ... Give them room to grow. ... Share positive feedback. ... Be transparent. ... Offer flexible scheduling. ... Offer food in the workplace.
No doubt higher salary is one the great motivation to the employees but mentally peaceful and health relaxation can't be ignored and I think If flexibility and work from home comes then it's the great motivation over higher salary or other things
if everyone was running for high salary only, there'd be more investment bankers and less teachers...
A long commute sucks the life out of people. And some of us can be much more productive without an hour spent on hair/makeup every morning. I think managers underestimate both of these things. Designate a day for cameras on and keep them off the other days.
I still think some office presence is important to keep the team spirit. I'm in favor of a hybrid mode, rather than full-remote.
Definitely. I didn't mean to make that sound full-time.