Abstract
There is no clear understanding of how jobs influence the level of employee motivation. A conceptual model is needed to guide research and provide greater insight into motivational implications of changes in the nature of jobs. Seven conceptual models of the motivational properties of tasks are reviewed. Each model is examined in terms of its scope and specificity. Suggestions are offered for future research.
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