Frederick Hertzberg's Two Factor Theory (1923-2000) Bibliography of Frederick Hertzberg Frederick Hertzberg was born on 18th April 1923 in Lynn , Massachusetts . He did his undergraduate work at CCNY (City College of New York). Then, he attended to Un...

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Frederick Hertzberg's Two Factor Theory

(1923-2000)

Bibliography of Frederick Hertzberg

Frederick Hertzberg was born on 18th April 1923 in Lynn, Massachusetts. He did his undergraduate work at CCNY (City College of New York). Then, he attended to University of Pittsburg where, he obtained a graduate degree. Hertzberg moved to Utah to work at Case Western Reserve University. He was a Professor of Management in that institution. It was here, where Hertzberg established the Department of Industrial Mental Health.

As a consultant, he served the American Institute of Research, International Business Machines, American Telephone and Telegraph, General Motors and British Petroleum (BT). In 1964, Hertzberg was the recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship in Finland. He taught many subjects in almost twenty countries, including the Soviet Union at the University of Leningrad. In 1975, he was a speaker at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Institute of Management.

On 18th January 2000, Frederick Hertzberg died in Salt Lake City. The New York Times stated that he was "one of the most influential management teachers and consultants of the post-war era..."

Hertzberg was an author of three books:-

1. The Motivation to Work (1959)