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The Archetype Effect
Unlocking The Six Types of Motivation at Work
By James Root
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In-depth, research-backed exploration of the answers to worker motivation Based on an extensive global research program conducted in nineteen countries around the world surveying over forty-eight thousand people, The Archetype Effect delivers a new framework to understand and cater to worker motivators across roles, industries, and organizations. This book shows how workers can be classified into six major archetypes based on their motivations, and describes how recent disruptions, such as gig work, remote work and AI-assisted automation, are impacting worker motivators overall. The archetypes discussed in this book include: Givers: Driven by helping others, thrive in collaborative environments Operators: Value stability and teamwork, prefer clear instructions and minimal risks Explorers: Seek variety, creativity, and new experiences, prefer flexibility and innovation Artisans: Motivated by mastery and pride in their work, prefer autonomy and focus on quality Strivers: Ambitious and career-oriented, motivated by recognition and advancement Pioneers: Visionary and entrepreneurial, driven by creating and often leading new ventures The Archetype Effect is an enlightening read for anyone wanting a new way to understand what motivates them at work every day, or looking for a language to talk about current role, future choices, and career options with their firm. It is also for all leaders seeking to apply these insights across an organization to increase employee wellbeing, performance, and retention.
In-depth, research-backed exploration of the answers to worker motivation
Based on an extensive global research program conducted in nineteen countries around the world surveying over forty-eight thousand people, The Archetype Effect delivers a new framework to understand and cater to worker motivators across roles, industries, and organizations. This book shows how workers can be classified into six major archetypes based on their motivations, and describes how recent disruptions, such as gig work, remote work and AI-assisted automation, are impacting worker motivators overall.
The archetypes discussed in this book include:
Givers: Driven by helping others, thrive in collaborative environments
Operators: Value stability and teamwork, prefer clear instructions and minimal risks
Explorers: Seek variety, creativity, and new experiences, prefer flexibility and innovation
Artisans: Motivated by mastery and pride in their work, prefer autonomy and focus on quality
Strivers: Ambitious and career-oriented, motivated by recognition and advancement
Pioneers: Visionary and entrepreneurial, driven by creating and often leading new ventures
The Archetype Effect is an enlightening read for anyone wanting a new way to understand what motivates them at work every day, or looking for a language to talk about current role, future choices, and career options with their firm. It is also for all leaders seeking to apply these insights across an organization to increase employee wellbeing, performance, and retention.