The dissatisfaction (hygiene) factors motivate to the extent that they allow people to avoid unpleasant experiences. For example, as long as employees continue to perform their assignments at an acceptable level, they continue to receive a paycheck. Hygiene factors provide only short-term benefits to employers, whereas factors related to motivation lead to longer-term job satisfaction.A result of Herzberg’s theory is the concept of job enrichment in which the significance of the tasks in a job is increased to provide challenging work and growth opportunities.