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Designing a Job Role for High Motivation
Imagine you are a manager designing a new role for a software developer on your team. Propose three specific, non-monetary features of the job or work environment you would implement to encourage the developer to find deep personal satisfaction and enjoyment in their work. For each feature, explain precisely why you believe it would foster this internal drive.
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