Does this sound natural for the question how do you motivate someone?
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First of all, I try to figure out what motivates that person. If the person likes to make others feel good, I will say something like: "Can you imagine how great everyone is going to feel when you get this work done?" or if the person likes to be promoted, I will say "Think of how good this is going to reflect on you in your performance review."
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Zoltán Király This is the text: First of all, I try to figure out what motivates that person. " Generally good, but 'likes to be promoted' doesn't work well here. Maybe, 'wants to be promoted'.
- Zoltán Király This is the text: First of all, I try to figure out what motivates that person.
- " Generally good, but 'likes to be promoted' doesn't work well here.
- Maybe, 'wants to be promoted'.
- Re: will vs would Use would when presenting an imagined situation.
- Here you are supposing (imagining) what might motivate the other person in two different cases.
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Zoltán KirályThis is the text:
First of all, I try to figure out what motivates that person. If the person likes to make others feel good, Iwillwould say something like [no colon] "Can you imagine how great everyone is going to feel when you get this work done?" or
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