Motivating the folks you manage

Article Leadership November 1997

PM Network

Knutson, Joan

How to cite this article:

Knutson, J. (1997). Motivating the folks you manage. PM Network, 11(11), 17–18.
Stephen Covey has written that each of us is motivated on four levels: to live, to love, to learn and to leave a legacy. How can a leader incorporate these sources of motivation into the project team experience?
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