Juan Ramirez believes that the workers he manages are intelligent, creative, and
hardworking. He is convinced that managers receive satisfaction from their work and that
all he needs to do is provide support and encouragement. Juan's attitude is more consistent
with Theory Y views of workers than with Theory X views.

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Juan Ramirez's belief in the intelligence, creativity, and hardworking nature of the workers he manages, along with his belief that managers receive satisfaction from their work and the need to provide support and encouragement align with the Theory Y views of workers. Theory Y assumes that employees are self-motivated, enjoy their work, and are creative and intelligent, which aligns with Juan's attitude towards his workers.

Juan Ramirez Believes That the Workers He Manages Are Intelligent