[SOLVED] “How has forced remote working impacted project teams’ perception of motivational rewards.”

 My dissertation title is “How has forced remote working impacted project teams’ perception of
motivational rewards.”
 My dissertation aim is “To investigate the influence that forced remote working had on project
teams’ viewpoint on motivational rewards.”
– Please use HARVARD referencing style.
– Please use peer-reviewed articles as references. (Don’t use any paper you have already used in
my previous order)
– Please follow the number of words specified for each part.
– Please don’t add sub-headings, just start each point in a new paragraph. Also, make sure to
address every point noted down.
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st part of the paper is an Introductory Literature Review: (465 words)
– “This is a summary, using referenced sources and applying critical thinking. This section should
outline the area you are proposing to investigate in your dissertation, using your knowledge of
the academic literature.”
– You must:
1. Explain the background of (The influence that forced remote working had on project
team’s perception of motivational rewards) and context of the dissertation topic area.
(The context is the influence that forced remote working had on project team’s
perception of motivational rewards)
2. Aim to justify, using evidence, why this particular topic area (The influence that forced
remote working had on project team’s perception of motivational rewards) needs
further research and investigation. Describe the issues.
3. Discuss what are the current uncertainties or gaps in knowledge. (The influence that
forced remote working had on project team’s perception of motivational rewards)
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nd part of the paper is Project Relevance/Impact: (360 words)
– “This must be a project with a purpose and you should be able to explain clearly what that
purpose is and why it matters.”
– You must:
1. Justify the proposed dissertation project’s importance.
2. Discuss relevance to project management.
3. Discuss potential significance or impact.
4. Explain the usefulness of the project.
5. Suggest who might benefit from this research in the future.
6. State what those benefits might be.