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I've spoken a few times in workshops and written here on the bloggy (e.g. April last year) about Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Jean-Marie Guitera from Subversive Games mentioned it tonight at AIMIA Oline Games as if it was something new - I think he said no-one in the States was following it.
What do you need from your job to succeed? Good salary? Short commute? Work/life balance? Everyone has their own dealbreakers and must-haves - what's important to one person may not matter to another. These variables differ greatly from profession to profession too. I remember weighing a competing job offer some time ago that offered a [...]
Abraham Maslow was an American Psychologist who is best known for creating a hierarchy of needs based on human needs and fulfillment (which is often used in marketing, of course). Maslow's hierarchy of needs illustrates that people are motivated to achieve a certain need and when one is fulfilled, the individual will seek the next.
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Written by Hilary Marsh Psychologist Abraham Maslow developed a theory of human motivation that he called the hierarchy of needs. As explained in the Economist, "Needs in the lower categories have to be satisfied before needs in the higher ones can act as motivators.
by Sarah O'Keefe | 7 Comments Some thoughts on how to evaluate a hierarchy of content needs as a foundation for content strategy. In working through the idea of minimum viable content, I decided to build out a hierarchy of content needs based on Maslow's hierarchy.
