Which of these does not represent practical advice gleaned from management research about motivating employees?
A) stop trying to motivate employees
B) promote model employees
C) provide growth opportunities
D) provide support that enhances progress

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The option "stop trying to motivate employees" does not represent practical advice gleaned from management research about motivating employees. Research has consistently shown that properly motivated employees lead to higher productivity, engagement and job satisfaction. Therefore, the advice to stop trying to motivate employees is not only impractical but also counterproductive. The other options - promoting model employees, providing growth opportunities, and providing support that enhances progress - are all proven ways in which companies can motivate their employees.

Which of These Does Not Represent Practical Advice Gleaned from Management