Leadership Impacts on Employee Motivation of the Kindergarten’s Staffs in Rangpur

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Most. Ayasha Siddiqua
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Abstract

The study focuses on building the relationship between leadership roles and employee motivation among the kindergarten staff. Purposively, 50 participants have been taken considering from 20 kindergartens. Through a questionnaire, primary data has been gathered. The motivation multifactor questionnaire style has been used because of finding a broader view of the leadership impacts. Data has been analyzing by using the SPSS-23 version. A statistical tool like factor test, percentile has been used to show the relationship between motivation and leadership. The study reveals a profound relationship between the leadership attitude and the some commit mental issues of motivation. Leadership roles like trust, initiatives, and share vision encourage creating value-driven inspiration and continuous development as positive impacts on the employee. Although it not the complete packages to satisfy the staff but mostly as per their level.

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Most. Ayasha Siddiqua. 2020. \u201cLeadership Impacts on Employee Motivation of the Kindergarten’s Staffs in Rangpur\u201d. Global Journal of Management and Business Research - B: Economic & Commerce GJMBR-B Volume 20 (GJMBR Volume 20 Issue B10): .

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The study focuses on building the relationship between leadership roles and employee motivation among the kindergarten staff. Purposively, 50 participants have been taken considering from 20 kindergartens. Through a questionnaire, primary data has been gathered. The motivation multifactor questionnaire style has been used because of finding a broader view of the leadership impacts. Data has been analyzing by using the SPSS-23 version. A statistical tool like factor test, percentile has been used to show the relationship between motivation and leadership. The study reveals a profound relationship between the leadership attitude and the some commit mental issues of motivation. Leadership roles like trust, initiatives, and share vision encourage creating value-driven inspiration and continuous development as positive impacts on the employee. Although it not the complete packages to satisfy the staff but mostly as per their level.

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