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CHAPTER 01
INTRODUCTION
This part goes for illustration a short blueprint and clarify the destinations of this examination
through three separate areas: (1) foundation of the investigation, (2) purpose and targets of the
investigation, and (3) structure of the investigation. The principal area underpins general
comprehension of the theme. The second one illuminates the reasons and goals of the
investigation pursued by the third segment which incorporates a shorted attribution of the
structure of the examination.
Leadership and various related style have a huge impact employee productivity and growth,
ensuring positive business results. The purpose of this study was to study the influence of
leadership style on motivation and participation. Over the centuries, leadership has been
discussed in many discussions and reflection, and different leadership style have led to different
responses from followers. In the context of entrepreneurship, the dynamics of the
“Leader” and “Leaders” of the player plays an important role in shaping the organization’s fate.
This study compares the stakes and establishes the truth in accordance with the positive
paradigm that provides objective reality. As part of a descriptive research methodology, the
data collected provide thoughtful explanations and regular explanations. The method of
quantitative evaluation is used to analyse the hypothesis. To achieve business success there are
several key factors, such as leadership and environmental impact. However, in the entire Beth
Nam and Especially in Hob Chi Minh, accounting and accounting firm are relatively young,
both quantitatively and qualitatively.
A few definition portray authority as a demonstration of impact, same as a procedure but others
have taken a gender at a man’s attribute characteristics. Skeletal. (2004) characterize authority
as the procedure whereby one individual impacts others to energetically and excitedly
coordinate their endeavours and capacities towards accomplishing characterized gathering or
hierarchical objectives. Cole (2005) characterizer’s leadership as a dynamic procedure whereby
one man impacts other to contribute wilfully to the acknowledgment and achievement of the
objectives goals;
Desire of estimations of the gathering that is speaking to the embodiment of leadership is to
encourage a gathering or an organization to achieve supportable advancement and development
there are different styles to driving, for example, change transnational and Bouillabaisse.
Art and Science: Leadership is a both art and science. Effective leadership required
both dimension. Leadership is a science as it is concerned with the observation, and it
also be art as it involves developing practical experience in the application of
leadership.
Rational and Emotional: It includes the action and influences based on reason
and logic as well as those based in inspiration and passion.
Fair- minded: The leader will show fair treatment to all people. Prejudice is the
enemy of justice and represents empathy for the fillings, values, interests and wellbeing
of others.
Broad-minded: Seek out diversity.
Imaginative: Make timely and appropriate changes in your thinking plans, and
methods. Show creativity by thinking of new and better goals, ideas, and solution to
problems. Be innovative.
Honest: Showing the integrity, integrity and hatred of a condor in your deception does
not create confidence.
Competent: Based on your action reason and moral principles, do not make decision
based on childlike emotional desires or feelings.
Forward-looking: Set goals and have a vision of the future. The vision must be
owned throughout the organisation. Effective leaders envision what they want and haw
to get it. They habitually pick priorities stemming from their basic values.
Inspiring: The display of confidence is in all that you do. By showing endurance in
mental, physical, and spiritual stamina, you will inspire others to reach for new heights.
Take charge when necessary.
Intelligent: Read, learn and find achievements. A successful leaders should have
above average knowledge and intelligence.
Theories of leadership
To understand the leadership that we see and practice today, it is important to understand that
the concept of leadership has changed over time and that same changed have occurred.
Leadership is a complex conceit for explaining how many theories are developed. The theory
of leadership has evolved because the attitude and understanding of the norms of the big world
has changed.
Transition of leadership theories from trait theories to contemporary theories is as follows:
Trait theory
Behavioural theory
Contingency theory
Situational theory
Trait theory: The trait approach arose from the “Great man” Theory as a way of identifying
the key characteristics of successful, and installed leaders. It was believed that through this
theory critics leadership traits could be recruited, selected, and into leadership positions. This
theory was common in the military and is still used as a set of criteria to select candidates for
commissions.
Behavioural theory: These theories of leadership are based upon the belief that great
leaders are made not born. Rooted in behaviourism, this leadership theory focuses on the action
of leaders not on mental qualities or internal states. According to this theory, people can learn
to become leaders through teaching and observation. The behaviour approach says that anyone
who adopts the appropriate behaviour can be a good leader.
Situational theory: The Hersey- Blanchard situational leadership theory was created by Dr
Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard. The theory sates that instead of using just one style, successful
leaders should change their leadership styles based on the maturity of the people they’re leading
and the details of the task. Using this theory, leaders should be able to place more or less
emphasis on the task.
Employee Motivation
Motivation con be defined as a process that encourages people to achieve their desired goals.
It involves arousing need and desires in people to imitate and direct their behaviour in a
purposive manner.
There are many ways to motivate employees in the current work environment. Global
companies use different strategies
And approaches to increase employee motivation. But the most important motivation for our
employees is very important. And because others have different values and attitudes, they use
the right motivation to understand and motivate Employees’ needs (Gleason 2016).
Motive
Goal
Motive: Motive is the main cause of action and explains the reason for action when
motivation, motivates and motivates people. Motives are largely subjective and
represent the mental picture of the individual by explaining the rationale of human
behaviour. Motives arise continuously and determine the general direction of the
individual’s behaviour.
Behaviour: Includes personal behaviour and a set of action that a person performs to
achieve personal and organizational goals. The stages of disequilibrium may arise due
to the imbalanced between the physiological and psychological states of the individual.
Goal: The goals chosen by an individual depends on various factors like cultural
norms and values, the individuals inherited capabilities, influence of personal learning
and experiences, and the type and level of mobility in the physical and social world of
the employee.
Theories of Motivation:
The tactics of the model and strategy do not motivate employees, because they constantly
experiment with new motivational programs and practices. Motivation if is refers to the
willingness to exert high level of effort toward organisation goals, conditioned by the effort
and ability to satisfy same individual needs. Motivation theory can be divided into three main
categories such as follows:
Content theories
Process theories
Other theories
Content theories: The content area tries to describe the doors with same elements that
actually motivate a person. Dusty Racer seeks to identify the needs and relative strengths of
people and the goals that seek to meet these needs. The theory of content emphasizes the nature
of desires their motives. Suppose each of us has a good way to respond to pressure motivation
In the same way and motivate everyone. Dots has a list of candidates for managers to increase
productivity. The most common content theories of motivation are as follows:
I. Maslow’s need hierarchy,
II. Herzberg’s motivation hygiene theory, III. Aldermen’s ERG
theory.
Process theories: The content theories of motivation try to answer the question ‘what
motivates people?’ while process theories attempt to answer the question ‘how motivation take
place within an individual?’ Process theories tracks Chinese processors require goal and
processes in which motivated takes are performed. A serious decision about the process by
which internal factors influence motivation. The achievement or the theoretical characteristics
of the individual is based on the assumption that motivation is a function of the employee’s
perception and beliefs. The most common process theories of motivation such as follows:
I. Vroom’s valence and instrumentality theory, II.
Porter and Lawler Model.
Other theories: Apart from content theories and process theories, there are some other
theories of motivation like:
I. McGregor’s theory,
II. XY and Z theory,
III. Cognitive Evaluation theory,
IV. IV. Reinforcement theory.
This study: 1) Establish leadership style criteria is consistent with the work of the examiner
at the NCGC. 2) Identify key leadership styles that have the greatest impact on employee
motivation. 3) Based on the results and research results, we recommend recommendations for
improvement and the development of proposals for guidance that con better use your region.
CHAPTER 02
REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND RESWARCH DESIGN
Bass and Avoid, (2004): They credited Malaise aflame authority to the pioneers who abstain
from madding when major issues emerge, this could likewise be portrayed as no administration.
Buchanan, (1974): Defines duty as “faithfulness, recognizable proof, and contribution with
some proper protest”. In an authoritative setting, such devotion includes sentiments of
connection, which creates as people share esteems in the same way as different individuals
from the gathering.
Lind and Stevens, 2004: Assert that change initiative style is viewed as progressively fitting
as it considers pioneers to rally individuals behind plainly characterized objectives.
Being an effective leader is a challenge for many new managers, but effective for successful
employees and rewards for special results. Understanding the principles of strategic thinking,
harmony, communication and motivation provides a platform for developing leadership skills
and styles that are effective in personal and leadership situation.
Secondary objective:
To know what are the factors that are affecting the qualities of a leader.
To inculcate the required qualities to motivate employees towards organizational
development
Sampling Design;
It is the type of selecting a sample of respondents out of the available samples for the research,
as there are various sampling designs available for the research, for this project I have chosen
simple random design for the selection of respondents from the available samples.
Sample Size;
A limited subset of population, selected from it with the objective of investigating its properties
called a sample. A sample is a representative part of the population. A sample of 60 respondents
total has been randomly selected. The response to various elements under each questions were
totalled for the purpose of various statistical testing.
Source of data
The information for the investigation fill in as the base for examination, without examination
of genuine information on specific induction can’t be drawn on the inquiry in the examination,
without a significant information it is not workable for a scientist to get the correct discoveries
of an investigation, with the end goal of present examination from the two sources have
accumulated an information to be specific primary information and secondary information.
Primary information:
The primary information are those information which have been collected by the researcher for
the first time, thought the primary data is considered as the fresh data.
Primary data are original data collected for the purpose of a particular study. In the present
study. Primary data have been collected by personal interview method with the help of
questionnaire.
Secondary Information:
The secondary information contains an information which have been as of now gathered and
consented for reason by alternate analysts, this is the information which is promptly accessible
material and as of now deciphered factual proclamations and reports whose information might
be utilized for his/her investigation.
Some of the major sources from which secondary data have been collected
Where on the other hand, secondary data is the data which have been already collected by
someone else and which is already passed through the statistical process.
This techniques for accumulation primary and secondary information contrast. Essential
information are to be initially gathered, while if there should arise an occurrence of optional
information in the idea of information has been accumulated with the end goal of the
investigation utilizing all the above techniques. Optional information has been accumulated
from different distributed sources.
Nature of Research;
Descriptive research, also known as statistical research, describes data and characteristics
about the population or occurrence being studied. Expressive research answers the questions
who, what, where, when and how.
Although the data description is factual, accurate and systematic, the research cannot describe
what caused a situation. Thus, descriptive research cannot be used to create a causal
relationship, where one variable affects another. In other words, vivid research can be said to
have a low requirement for internal validity.
Questionnaire;
A well-defined questionnaire that is used effectively can gather information on both overall
performance of the test system as well as information on specific components of the system. A
defeated questionnaire was carefully prepared and specially numbered. The questions were
arranged in proper order, in accordance with the relevance.
Indirect variables are the actual work, interpersonal relations, career development opportunities
and performance appraisal system.
Presentation of Data:
CHAPTER 03
INDUSTRY PROFILE:
IT SECTOR:
The Information Technology industry has gained a brand image as knowledge economy due to
its development from software exporter to providing IT services to IT enabled services (BPO
segment).The sector has been consistently contributing to India’s GDP from 4.5% in the FY
2005 to 7.5% in the FY 2012.
According to NASSCOM, the IT – BPO sector in India has aggregated revenues of US $ 100
billion in FY 2012, where export comprises of US $ 69.1 billion and US $ 31.7 billion
respectively growing by over 9 %.
The cities that account nearly 90% of this sectors exports are Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad,
Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata.
IT industry has registered a notable growth because of the rich and varied expansion into
verticals, well –differentiated service offerings and increasing growth penetration.
The phenomenal success of this industry is attributable to favourable government policies, rich
and burgeoning demand conditions, healthy growth of the related industries and competitive
environment prevalent in the industry. The interplay of these forces has put the industry on the
global map.
Industry Segmentation
IT industry can be broadly classified into three sectors:
Software
IT Services
The following companies have been chosen for the study with special reference to corporate
governance practices.
Infosys Ltd.
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.
HCL Technologies Ltd.
Infosys Ltd:
Infosys Ltd. continues to be a benchmark in the aspect of corporate governance for its highly
transparent disclosure practices. It believes that the success of the company depends on sound
governance. It aims to attain the performance rules with integrity and honesty. For Infosys Ltd.,
Corporate Governance is a reflection of its culture, policies, and the relationship it shares with
the shareholders and the commitment it has to ethical values. It aims to consistently intensify
its efforts to enhance long term- shareholder value and respect minority rights in all the business
decisions. The Board exercises its responsibilities in the widest sense of the term.
CHAPTER 04
DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
4.1 The table shows that about how many years have you been in your
current position?
Total 60 100
Analysis:
The above data in the table showing that most of the respondents has an experience in the
current position for about 1 to 3 years.
4.1 The graph shows that about how many years have you been in your
current position?
36.66%
45%
6.67%
11.67%
Interpretation:
In the above graph the majority of respondents working in current position from 1-3 years are
of in higher numbers compared to other respondents.
4.2 Table shows that how satisfied are you with your department leadership.
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
More of the employees are very satisfied with department leadership in the current organization
(i.e.24) & extremely satisfied and somewhat satisfied are equal in this case.
4.2 Graph shows that how satisfied are you with your department leadership.
Sales
28.33%
40%
1.67%
1.67%
28.33%
1st Qtr. 2ND Qtr. 3rd. Qtr. 4Th Qtr. 5Th Qtr.
Interpretation: Hence the graph shows the majority of respondents are very satisfied with
the given statement.
4.3 Table shows that how well your supervisor does motivates you best work.
SL NO NUMBER OF
PARTICULAR PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
By considering the above table data that it is good to know that half of the employees feels very
well with regard to the motivation of the supervisor to give best work at work.
4.3 Graph shows that how well your supervisor does motivates you best
work.
Sales
1.67%
1.67% 13.33%
31.67%
51.67%
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 5th Qrt
Interpretation:
The graph showing that the satisfaction level is very high with regard to supervisor motivation
at work place.
2 Motivated 38 63.33%
3 Demotivated 2 3.33%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
The table showing motivation level of the employees at work place is about 38 respondents
from the total respondents (i.e.60) were motivated % 19 respondents said that they were highly
motivated.
3.33%
63.33% 31.33%
1.67%
Interpretation: Hence the graph shows majority of respondents are very much satisfied
with the given statement.
4.5 Table shows that does the level of motivation affects your performance.
1 Yes 37 61.67%
2 No 10 16.67
3 Maybe 13 21.66%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
The table presenting 38 respondents agreed that motivation factor is very essential at work
place & it affects the performance of an employee.
4.5 Graph shows that does the level of motivation affects your performance.
70.00%
60.00%
50.00%
40.00%
30.00% 61.67%
20.00%
10.00% 21.66%
16.67%
0.00%
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3
Series 1
Interpretation: Hence from the graph it predicts that the majority of respondents are
4.6 Table shows that have you ever thinking of quitting your job.
1 Yes 13 21.67%
2 No 29 48.33%
3 Maybe 18 30%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
In this table the data presenting that 29 respondents out of 60 they were not thought of quitting
the job and 13 respondents answered YES.
4.6 Graph shows that have you ever thinking of quitting your job.
60.00%
50.00%
40.00%
30.00%
48.33%
20.00%
30%
10.00% 21.67%
0.00%
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3
Series 1
Interpretation:
The above graph shows that the majority of respondents are not agreeing with the given
statement.
4.7 Table shows that my manager listens to team members point of views
before taking the decisions.
2 Agree 35 58.33%
3 Neutral 9 15%
4 Disagree 2 3.34%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
In this 35 respondents agreed that the manager gives a chance to take the opinion of the
employees before taking any decisions in organization and 14 employees strongly agreed.
4.7 Graph shows that my manager listens to team members point of views
before taking the decisions.
23.33%
Agree
58.33%
15% Disagree
Neutral
strongly agree
3.34%
Interpretation: The graph shows that the majority of respondents are agreeing with the
given statement.
4.8 Table shows the manager meet with staff regularly to discuss their needs.
2 Agree 24 40%
3 Neutral 15 25%
4 Disagree 11 18.33%
5 Strongly disagree 3 5%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
The above table showing that more 31 (i.e.24+7) respondents agreed that the manager spends
some time with the staff to identify their problems and needs & 11 peoples were disagreed this.
4.8 Graph shows the manager meet with staff regularly to discuss their needs.
Chart Title
45.00%
40.00%
35.00%
30.00%
25.00%
20.00% 40%
15.00%
25%
10.00% 18.33%
5.00% 11.67%
5%
0.00%
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
Interpretation:
Hence from the above graph shows that the majority of respondents are agreeing with the given
statement.
4.9 Table shows that most workers want frequent and supportive
communication from their leaders.
2 Agree 22 36.67%
3 Neutral 13 21.67%
4 Disagree 6 10%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
The above table shows that most of the respondents need an effective help from there team
leader and supporting communication between them for completing the task and negotiating
the problems.
4.9 Graph shows that most workers want frequent and supportive
communication from their leaders.
Series 1
40.00%
35.00%
30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
36.67%
15.00% 28.33%
10.00% 21.67%
5.00% 10%
3.33%
0.00%
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
Series 1
Interpretation: The above graph shows that the majority of respondents are agreeing with
the given statement.
4.10 Table shows fair to say that most employees in the general population
are lazy?
1 Strongly agree 3 5%
2 Agree 26 43.33%
3 Neutral 17 28.33%
4 Disagree 10 16.67%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
The table shows that the respondents agreed that in this general population most of the
employees are lazy at their work.
4.10 Graph shows fair to say that most employees in the general population
are lazy?
Sales
6.67% 5%
16.67%
43.33%
28.33%
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 5th Qtr
Interpretation: The graph shows that the majority of respondents are agreeing with the
given statement.
2 Agree 32 53.33%
3 Neutral 13 21.67%
4 Disagree 4 6..67%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
According to the above table out of 60 respondents majority of them have agreed and strongly
agreed the above topic about 32 and 9 members respectively.
Chart Title
60%
50%
40%
30%
53.33%
20%
10% 21.67%
15%
6.67%
0% 3.33%
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
Interpretation:
The above graph shows that majority of the respondents have agreed that designation of their
job and environment of the working place in the company is excellent to work and gain the
knowledge.
2 Agree 35 58.33%
3 Neutral 11 18.33%
4 Disagree 7 11.67%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
The above table shows that most of the respondents have agreed that co-ordination between
manager and employees have a good atmosphere to work in a company.
Sales
1.67%
10%
11.67%
18.33%
58.33%
Interpretation:
According to the above graph most of the respondents have agreed and few of them strongly
agreed about the above mentioned topic that there should be a friendly nature between manager
and employees.
Analysis:
In above mentioned topic most of the respondents have agreed that there will be insightful
suggestion for any Improvement in a work from there manager to complete the task.
Sales
3.34%
13.33%
13.33%
20%
50%
Interpretation:
According to the table in the above mentioned graph majority of the respondents have agreed
and few of them strongly agreed about the above topic.
4.14 The table shows that how proud are of your volunteer work?
4 No So Proud 1 1.67%
TOTAL 60 100
Analysis:
In the above mentioned topical of the respondents are proud at their volunteer of the work as
shown above in the table.
4.14 The graph shows that how proud are of your volunteer work?
11.67%
30%
56.67%
1.67%
Interpretation:
In the above graph it is clear that all of them are volunteer at their work, some of them are very
proud, extremely proud and few of them somewhat proud.
CHAPTER 05
1) Above the graph shows that the respondents are their position 1 to less than 3 years.
2) The respondents are very satisfied with the department leadership.
3) The supervisor motivates their employees very well.
4) The employees are motivated towards the work.
5) Motivation affects their performance of the employees.
6) The employees are not ready to quit their job or work.
7) The manager listen their employees ideas before taking any decisions.
8) Respondents agreed that the manager meet their staff regularly to discuss their needs.
9) Most of the respondents agreed that they want frequent supportive communication
from their leader or manager.
10) Most of the employees were lazy to do their work in the organization.
11) The respondents agreed that it is the most excellent place to do their work.
12) The manager promoted good environment to the employees to work effectively.
13) The manager gives suggestions to the employees when the employees were going
wrong.
14) The respondents are very proud to their volunteer job of the company.
Discussions;
With the most value of estimation of Beta (β= .222), the charming authority was the most
powerful factor which had the most grounded positive effect on the dimension of worker
inspiration. As indicated by [42], the noteworthy relationship be tween’s supports inclinations
for authority styles con be anticipated by means of qualities and identity of one pioneer.
Additionally, the creators referenced that when a pioneer can draw in numerous supporters’
consideration, those individuals will have solid inspiration in occupation, and can perform well
under the supervision of that pioneer, and have more positive work frames of mind. Quickly,
Recommendation;
5.3 Conclusion:
For an association to advance, it is vital to comprehend the components that impact
authoritative conduct and representative mind. This investigation was worried about a portion
of the basic determinants of representative execution a) hoe initiative style impacts
responsibility and b) how authority style impacts inspiration. The writing uncovered that the
two subjects were basic. Determinants of hierarchical achievement, independent of whether it
was open or private. The associations in the corporate part were additionally picked
appropriately. In light of the discoveries of the present investigation, the scientist built up the
accompanying ends:
1. The discoveries of this investigation showed that exchange authority styles decidedly
affected the dimension of Employee duty. Also, the discoveries demonstrated that the
Organizational duty of people was contrarily influenced by the discomfort reasonable
administration style. In this manner, regarding hierarchical 252 duty, these outcomes
2. The outcomes uncovered that most of the workers were observed to be focused on the
association.
3. Most of the workers watched their pioneers to show change and exchange
Characteristics, yet anticipate that their Heads will whom they answer to be more
change in nature and pursue unexpected reward and In addition the executives by
exemption dynamic while concerning exchange administration. The board by special
case latent was not acknowledged by the workers.
4. Reliable with early research thinks about, the statistic factors of age, instruction, month
to month pay, conjugal status i.e., wedded representatives had huge positives effects on
worker duty. The outcome 253 likewise demonstrates that length of administration,
inward advancement, and word related status are decidedly identified with worker
responsibility however the factual outcomes are not critical. The outcomes likewise
demonstrates that both male and female representatives are decidedly identified with
worker responsibility yet their factual discoveries demonstrated no critical contrast.
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APPENDICES:
“A STUDY ON EFFECS OF LEADERSHIP QUALITIES ON MOTIVATIONA OF
EMPLOYEES IN ITS-BANGALORE”
NAME:
.
AGE:
o 18 TO 24
o 25 TO 34
o 45 TO 54
o 55 TO 64
o 65 TO Above.
GENDER:
o Male
o Female.
3) About how many years have you been in your current position?
o Less than 1 year
o At least 1 year but less than 3 years
o At least 3 years but less than 5 years
o At least 5 years but less than 10 years
o Very satisfied
o Somewhat satisfied
o Not so satisfied
o Not at all satisfied
8) My manager listens to team member’s point of views before taking the decisions?
o Strongly Agree
o Agree
o Neutral
o Disagree
o Strongly disagree
10) Most workers want frequent and supportive communication from their leaders?
o Strongly Agree
o Agree
o Neutral
o Disagree
o Strongly disagree
11) It is fair to say that most employees in the general population are lazy?
o Strongly Agree
o Agree
o Neutral
o Disagree
o Strongly disagree
12) I believe this is an excellent place to work?
o Strongly Agree
o Agree
o Neutral
o Disagree
o Strongly disagree
PLAGIARISM REPORT: