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Amrsha Ghildiyal
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In Business Administration
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Amity University Uttar Pradesh
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Place – Selaqui Course – MBA
BIOTECH 2009-11
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Amrsha Ghildiyal
A0500109058
Table of Contents
S: No Topic Page No.
1 Time Frame 7
About Syncom Healthcare
2 Introduction 8-10
About the Industry
5 Pharma Industry 11-13
About the Topic
8 Literature Review 14-16
9 Human Capital Management 17-20
10 HCM Suite 20
11 Talent Acquisition 21
12 New Hire Analysis 22
About the Study
5
13 Abstract and Problem Statement 23
14 Objectives and Parameters 24
15 Parameters Re-defined 25-27
16 Family Tree 28
Research Methodology -
17 Research Design
18 Sampling Technique
19 Research Technique
20 Research Instrument
21 Scaling Technique
22 Pilot Study
23 Data Collection
24 Data Analysis
25 Interpretation
26 Analysis Report
27 Questionnaire Mapping
28 Research Design
Data Collection -
29 Data Collection Methodology
30 Step 2 - Online Survey
6
31 Data Representation
32 Step 2 - Direct Interview
33 Data Representation
34 Step 3 - Focus Group Discussion
35 Data Representation
Data Analysis -
36 Using SPSS
37 Analysis and Interpretation
38 Findings of the Study
39 Data Interpretation
40 Conclusion
41 Recommendations
42 References
43 Appendix
Time Frame
7
Research Instrument
INTRODUCTION
8
through a chain of 50 distributors who in turn sell the goods to
400 appointed stockists and 2,50,000 retailers with help of a
field force of over 400 medical representatives.
9
We demand of ourselves and others the highest ethical standards,
and our products and processes will be of the highest quality.
Social Commitments
10
actively participate in sponsoring education for children and
donate medicines and medical supplies at regular intervals.
Quality Policy
Standard BMR
Best Resources
Effective cGMP
Training Programs
Continuous Improvement
11
Pharma Industry
Richard Gerster
12
companies control 70% of the market with market leader
holding nearly 7% of the market share. It is an extremely
fragmented market with severe price competition and
government price control.
The pharmaceutical industry in India meets around 70% of the
country's demand for bulk drugs, drug intermediates,
pharmaceutical formulations, chemicals, tablets, capsules, orals
and injectibles. There are about 250 large units and about 8000
Small Scale Units, which form the core of the pharmaceutical
industry in India
Advantage India
Competent workforce: India has a pool of personnel with high
managerial and technical competence as also skilled workforce.
It has an educated work force and English is commonly used.
Professional services are easily available.
13
Information Technology.
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after 2005. Indian companies, in an effort to consolidate their
position, will have to increasingly look at merger and acquisition
options of either companies or products. This would help them
to offset loss of new product options, improve their R&D efforts
and improve distribution to penetrate markets.
Literature Review
15
A
literature review is a body of text that aims to
review the critical points of current knowledge and
or methodological approaches on a particular topic.
Literature reviews are secondary sources, and as
such, do not report any new or original experimental work.
16
situation, the literature review may evaluate the sources and
advise the reader on the most pertinent or relevant.
During Recession
Post Recession
17
Engagement
Retention
4. Impact and influence of the following variable on the
hiring process –
Job Security
Compensation
Job Profile
Employee Growth and Development
Personal Reasons
Brand
5. Further sub division of these parameters.
6. The impact of each of these variables on the efficiency of
the organization.
7. Data collection done in three stages so as to verify the
responses and prepare concrete analysis.
18
Human Capital Management
19
Human Capital planning is a systematic process for identifying
the resource pool and its capabilities to meet organization goals
and developing the strategies to meet the requirements to
fulfil those goals. Organization Structure Planning is a
continuous process that ensures that an organization has the
right Human Capital in the right Jobs at the right time and in the
right way.
20
HCM helps enterprising companies by –
21
Managing Talent -
22
How to integrate HR Technology within an HCM
environment
23
24
Talent Acquisition
“People are not your most valuable asset ... the RIGHT
people are”
AND
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period. The activities break down into the following major
categories:
Manager-facilitated Training
Instructor-led Training
Self-Study
Job Shadowing
Manager Coaching
A – Attitude
S – Skill
K – Knowledge
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most critical factors based on which a person joins a particular
organization.
Human
Capital
Manageme
nt
Talent Talent
Talent Talent Retention
Developmen
Acquisition Management
t
ABSTRACT
27
Acquiring skilled and competent talent has always been the key
role of the Talent Acquisition team in any organization. This
aspect is a very minute function under the umbrella of Human
Capital Management. This can be explained as below –
PROBLEM STATEMENT
28
This study would focus on streamlining the process, critically
analyse the process and help improve employee onboarding
process across the enterprise – and unleash the potential for
higher profits. A cost effective process would not only ensure
higher profits but also acquiring the best of talent pool at
reasonable cost.
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
29
Job Security
Job Profile
Brand
Compensation
Personal Reasons
Parameters Re-defined
Financial Stability
Future Certainity
30
2. Employee Growth and Development– This could
be explained in terms of opportunities provided to an employee
for his expansion in personal and professional front. Growth
opportunity is defined as the opportunity to invest in profitable
projects. Opportunities for growth and development help
employees expand their knowledge, skills and abilities, and
apply the competencies they have gained to new situations. The
opportunity to gain new skills and experiences can increase
employee motivation and job satisfaction and help workers
more effectively manage job stress. By providing opportunities
for growth and development, organizations can improve the
quality of their employees’ work experience and realize the
benefits of developing workers to their full potential.
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the job, salary range for the position, etc. The analysis looks at
the areas of knowledge and skills needed by the job. Note that a
role is the set of responsibilities or expected results associated
with a job. A job usually includes several roles. The job
description might be broadened to form a person specification.
Tasks
Duties
Responsibilities
32
Internal/ in – house Branding – Employee Satisfaction,
Engagement, Loyalty
External Branding – Customer Perception, Loyalty,
Awareness
33
factors that are beyond the control limits of the organization.
Such reasons generally relate to the personal life of an
employee. Hence we can see that personal reasons are private
issues and concerns of a person which affect his joining an
organization.
Factors affecting Personal Reasons are –
Location – Distance and Commutation
Family
FAMILY TREE
34
Number of People
on Board
Job Security
On Site
Training and Career Opportunities
Development Development
Job Profile
Brand
Internal External
Compensation
Personal Reasons
Location Family
Research Methodology –
35
Research can be termed as a voyage of discovery, movement
from unknown to known. An attitude, an experience, a method
of critical thinking. Its an art of scientific thinking, moreover its a
systematic approach to define a problem and reach to a
problem solving state. An effective research has following
components –
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2. Sampling Technique – Refers to selection of an
unbiased or random subset of individual observations within the
population. Sampling technique could be Probability or Non
Probability Sampling. Under Probability Sampling Technique we
would deploy Stratified Sampling as we would be targeting
people from different levels in an organization.
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3. Research Technique – Research technique is defined
as the framework which will be adopted in order to carry out the
research. There are two types of techniques available –
Exploratory and Conclusive. Here we would be adopting the
Conclusive Research Technique as the problem has been
identified and now we would be concluding its impact on the
Organization Development.
38
4. Research Instrument – Instrument is referred as the
process indicator which would measure our objectives. Here we
would be using a set of questionnaire which would comprise of a
set of 10 questions.
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in such a way that it has an effective mix and blend of both of
these scales.
40
collected previously. Therefore the method would be Primary
and Secondary.
41
9. Interpretation of Results – This step would help us to
relate the data analysis scores to our study. This step would
help us to interpret the statistical finding to our research. It’s a
stage where our research objectives are mapped to the
research findings.
42
10. Analysis Report – This is the final stage in a research
study which summarises the finding and also provides
recommendations in terms of making the process more
effective and efficient. This report would provide a more
concrete judgement and provide a better and clear picture of
the research topic, explain in quantifiable terms and provide a
final outcome.
Questionnaire Mapping –
43
All of them
Other, please specify
My decision to join Syncom
healthcare is influenced by -
The feedback from
employees within the
4 organization Brand
Company’s image in the
market
Both
Others, please specify
Provided with equally good offers,
I would take the decision
5 considering- Personal Reasons
Family Constraint
Location Constraint
None
Other, please specify
The Channel I have been hired
through –
Referral
6 Consultancy Source
Walk In
Web Portal
Other, please specify
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Excessive Work Pressure
Lack of Rewards &
Recognition
Poor Work Culture
Immediate Manager/
Leadership
Compensation
Growth Stagnation
Offers in hand at the time of
leaving the previous organization.
0
8 1 No of offers
2
3
More than 3
Did you receive counter offer
45
Research Design
This research study understands the mind set of the people who
want to join an organization. This study aims to identify and
measure concrete parameters for a new hire.
46
Research Tools and Techniques – The research tool
taken into consideration for this study is a structured
questionnaire that has been designed carefully to minimise the
ambiguity and generate the responses from the executives and
technical labour employees. This questionnaire aims at studying
the factors contributing to the new hire analysis.This
questionnaire contains the following dimensions –
1. Job Security
2. Job Profile
3. Compensation
5. Brand
6. Personal Reasons
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Data Collection
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to form a much bigger picture on why people switch over
organizations. The questions were designed in such a way that
it would broadly categorize the parameters and gives us an
insight about the psychology of a new hire.
Data Collection
Phase I
Outcome of Phase I -
Output of
Phase I
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Direct interview was a phone call of approx 5 min where the
interviewer asked certain predefined questions and wanted to
seek information as to why they chose a particular parameter.
Also this Output
step was helpful in collating the general feedback/
from
concerns Phase
of a new
I hire.
Output of
Phase II
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more insight about the parameters. The same parameter might
mean different things to different individuals and hence the sole
motive of conducting the Focus Group Discussion was to reach
to consensus among the group.
Consolidate
d outcome
of Phase I,
II& III
51
Online Interview Results from
Online
Phase I Interview
Focus Group
Results from
Discussion
Focus Group
Phase III Discussion
52
In this step we can correlate the results from Phase I, II and III.
Through these steps of data collection we have measured
various levels of the parameters of the study. Below are the key
finding of these steps –
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This means that overall the majority of the new hires are having
the experience of 2 -4 years and for them Employee Growth
and Development is the most important factor. Among the two
verticals at Dell Services, AS Vertical employes majority of the
new hires. The company should ensure that regular trainings
and development programs are provided to the employees.
Frequent rotation of jobs and job re – engineering would help to
add new dimensions to the current jon and thereby increasing
the motivation of the employees.
The second stage of the data collection was through the survey
questionnaire. This survey was designed in such a way that it
gives a short and precise feedback of the employee.
Questionnaire has the following features –
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2. In addition, justice should be done to the knowledge and
agenda of the respondent. Researchers should consider how the
respondent would feel not only at the start of the interview, but
during it, and when they have finished. How will they react - will
they be willing to help - the next time they are asked to take
part in a research project?
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6. Four major issues are known to impact negatively on both
quality of data collected and respondents’ attitude towards
research. These are –
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Online Survey Results
Options No %
Strongly 18 21
Agree %
45 52
Agree %
20 23
Neutral %
Disagree 2 2%
Strongly 1 1%
Disagree
Options No %
Strongly 37 43%
Agree
Agree 43 49%
Neutral 6 7%
Disagree 0 0%
Strongly 0 0%
Disagree
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3. Important reasons for joining Syncom
healthcare - Job Profile
Options No %
Strongly 28 32
Agree %
46 53
Agree %
12 14
Neutral %
Disagree 0 0%
Strongly 0 0%
Disagree
4. Important reasons for
joining Syncom healthcare - Brand
Options No %
Strongly 43 49
Agree %
38 44
Agree %
Neutral 4 5%
Disagree 0 0%
Strongly 1 1%
5. Important reasons for
Disagree
joining Syncom healthcare –
Compensation
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Options No %
Strongly 13 15
Agree %
52 60
Agree %
18 21
Neutral %
Disagree 3 3%
Strongly 0 0%
Disagree
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Options No %
Strongly 11 13
Agree %
28 33
Agree %
24 28
Neutral %
18 21
Disagree %
Strongly 5 6%
Disagree
60
Options No %
Consistent
return in
1 1%
terms of
money
Assurity in
terms of 22 25%
employment
Both of
62 71%
them
Others 2 2%
Options No %
Learning
and
8 9%
Developmen
t
Career
Developmen 15 17%
9. Important reasons for t
Onsite
leaving your previous
Opportunitie 1 1%
organization - Excessive
s
Work Pressure – All of them 62 72%
Other 0 0%
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Options No %
Most 1 1%
Important
Important 13 15%
Don't Know 10 11%
Not so 36 41%
Important
Not at all 26 30%
Important
62
Options No %
Most 9 10%
Important
Important 19 22%
Don't Know 12 14%
Not so 23 26%
Important
Not at all 23 26%
Important
63
Options No %
Most 8 9%
Important
Important 22 25%
Don't Know 10 11%
Not so 23 26%
Important
Not at all 23 26%
Important
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Options No %
Most 8 9%
Important
Important 22 25%
Don't Know 10 11%
Not so 23 26%
Important
Not at all 23 26%
Important
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Options No %
Most 18 21%
Important
Important 49 56%
Don't Know 3 3%
Not so 7 8%
Important
Not at all 9 10%
Important
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Options No %
Most 33 38%
Important
Important 46 53%
Don't Know 1 1%
Not so 2 2%
Important
Not at all 4 5%
Important
Options No %
The
feedback
from
33 38%
employees
within the
organization
Company’s 53%
image in the 46
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market
Both of 1 1%
Them
Other 2 2%
16. Provided with equally good offers, I would
take the decision considering –
Options No %
Family 15 17%
Constraint
Location 17 20%
Constraint
Both of 49 56%
Them
Other 6 7%
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17. I have come through –
Options No %
Referral 29 33%
Consultancy 14 16%
Walk-In 12 14%
Web Portal 23 26%
Others 9 10%
Options No %
0 9 10%
1 24 28%
2 30 34%
3 9 10%
>3 15 17%
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19. Did you receive counter offer from the
previous organization?
Options No %
Yes 47 54%
No 40 46%
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Options No %
Male 71 82%
Female 16 18%
Start May
Date 22nd
End June
Date 13th
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Step 2 – Direct Interview
The first stage involved interviewing all the new recruits in the
company. These interviews were conducted either by calling the
respondent directly and seeking information. If the respondent
was not available at that time, we took an appointment and
called them at the time suitable for them. Such round of
telephonic conversation was aimed at seeking an insight about
the organization. This interaction would give us a detailed
feedback about the people and processes within the system.
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We got a database of 474 new hires from Jan 2010 – May
2010. We divided this database into two parts –
Apart from this, the main focus of our study was to understand –
Why people leave organization
Why people choose Dell Services
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Choose a setting with little distraction. Avoid loud lights or
noises, ensure the interviewee is comfortable.
Explain the purpose of the interview.
Address terms of confidentiality.
Explain the format of the interview.
Tell them how to get in touch with you later if they want
to.
Ask them if they have any questions before you both get
started with the interview.
Don't count on your memory to recall their answers. Ask
for permission to record the interview or take notes.
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Sequence of Questions -
Wording of Questions
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which may inhibit their responses to this and future
questions.
Conducting Interview -
Interview Questions –
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1. Job Security
2. Employee Growth and Development
3. Compensation
4. Brand
5. Job Profile
6. Personal Reasons
Following is the break up of the sample size
used in our study –
Telephonic Interview
Total Population 474
Not Interested 42
Number does not exist 37
Switched Off 44
People who Quit 34
Actual Sample Size 317
No Response 43
Off Site 24
Total 67
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Graphical Representation of the Sample –
Bar Diagram
PIE CHARTS
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Vertical Wise Distribution –
Bar Diagram
Pie Chart
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TOTAL EXPERIENCE WISE
DISTRIBUTION
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Feedback or concern
81
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Step 3 – Focus Group Discussion
Procedure -
Identify suitable discussion participants and invite a small
group to a meeting at an agreed place and time. The ideal
number of participants is six to eight.
83
Be mentally prepared for the session; you will need to
remain alert to be able to observe, listen, and keep the
discussion on track for a period of one to two hours.
Make sure you arrive at the agreed place before the
participants, and be ready to greet them.
Maintain a neutral attitude and appearance, and do not
start talking about the topic of interest before the official
opening of the group discussion.
Begin by introducing yourself and your team and ask
participants to introduce themselves.
Explain clearly that the purpose of the discussion is to find
out what people think about the practices or activities
depicted by the pictures. Tell them that you are not
looking for any right or wrong answer but that you want to
learn what each participant's views are. It must be made
clear to all participants that their views will be valued.
Bring the discussion to a close when you feel the topic has
been exhausted, and do not let the group discussion
degenerate into smaller discussions.
Be sincere in expressing your thanks to the participants
for their contributions.
Purpose -
To get in depth information on the parameters of the
study.
To explore meanings of survey findings that cannot be
explained statistically.
To understand the common psyche of people regarding a
specific parameter.
To understand the needs and expectations of the people
as a customer.
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To reach to a common consensus to a variable that they
chose.
Approach Followed –
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Group 1 – Brand
Transcriptions -
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All of them had this perception that if its a good brand, it
would pay substantially.
Theme -
87
Group 2 – Compensation
Transcriptions -
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However all of them agreed that the compensation they
got at Syncom is at par with the industry standards.
Various allowances and benefits provided by the
organization help an employee to save tax as well.
Insurance policies and other saving schemes make the
compensation a 'complete and attractive' package.
Reimbursements as per the band level is also satisfactory.
Theme -
89
Group 3 – Employee Growth &
Development
Transcriptions -
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Brand does not matter provided good growth and
development opportunities.
Incase of budget constraint, companies can provide in
house trainings.
Career advancement can be related to DAP - Degree
Assistance Program.
Trainings provided by the SME can be more effective.
Most of them link onsite opportunities to EGD.
Recreation and Work Life Balance plays an important role
in the employee growth.
Theme -
91
Group 4 – Job Profile
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Transcriptions -
Theme -
93
Group 5 – Job Security
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Time 3:30 - 4 pm
Transcriptions -
Theme -
95
For this group, secure jobs would directly influence the
employee's well being. An employee would prefer to
settle down for less compensation if the employer
provides him Job Security.
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Transcriptions -
Theme -
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been a major concern for working women. Companies
which provide accomodation of transportation service is
preferred by a new hire.
Job Security
Cumulati
Order of Frequen
Percent ve
Preference cy
Percent
1 40 16.0 16.0
2 54 21.6 37.6
3 44 17.6 55.2
4 50 20.0 75.2
Valid 5 54 21.6 96.8
6 8 3.2 100.0
Tota 250 100.0
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Inference –
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Inference –
The frequency table gives the distribution of our total sample
size based on the parameter – Employee Growth and
Development. This specifies how the respondents would rate
Employee Growth and Development in their order of preference
(1 – 6). The graph depicts the total number of respondents and
their percentage alongwith their preference.
Distribution of total respondents based on Job
profile
Job Profile
Cumulati
Order of Frequen Percen
ve
Preference cy t
Percent
1 50 20.0 20.0
2 59 23.6 43.6
3 47 18.8 62.4
Valid 4 52 20.8 83.2
5 33 13.2 96.4
6 9 3.6 100.0
Total 250 100.0
100
Inference –
Brand
Order of Frequenc Percen Cumulativ
Preference y t e Percent
1 42 16.8 16.8
2 46 18.4 35.2
3 58 23.2 58.4
Valid 4 64 25.6 84.0
5 36 14.4 98.4
6 4 1.6 100.0
Total 250 100.0
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Inference –
The frequency table gives the distribution of our total sample
size based on the parameter – Brand. This specifies how the
respondents would rate Brand in their order of preference (1 –
6). The graph depicts the total number of respondents and their
percentage alongwith their preference.
Distribution of total respondents based on
Compensation -
Compensation
Cumulati
Freque Perce
ve
ncy nt
Percent
1 11 4.4 4.4
2 40 16.0 20.4
3 68 27.2 47.6
Vali 4 53 21.2 68.8
d 5 67 26.8 95.6
6 11 4.4 100.0
Tota 250 100.0
l
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Inference –
The frequency table gives the distribution of our total sample
size based on the parameter – Compensation. This specifies
how the respondents would rate Compensation in their order of
preference (1 – 6). The graph depicts the total number of
respondents and their percentage alongwith their preference.
Personal Reasons
Cumulati
Freque Perce
ve
ncy nt
Percent
1 38 15.2 15.2
Valid 6 212 84.8 100.0
Total 250 100.0
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Inference –
Total Experience
Frequen
Group % Cumulative %
cy
Valid 2 - 4 127 50.8 50.8
104
4-6 75 30.0 80.8
6-8 26 10.4 91.2
8 - 10 12 4.8 96.0
Above 10 4.0 100.0
10
Total 250 100.0
Inference –
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Total Exp Wise Mean
Perso
Job Employ Job
Age Bran Compensa nal
Securi ee Profi
Group d tion Reaso
ty Growth le
ns
2-4 3.12 5.37 3.1 3.63 3.07 2.51
4-6 3.06 5.33 3.62 3.18 2.93 2.69
6-8 3.07 3.69 5.23 3.26 2.96 2.46
8 - 10 2.58 4.16 4.33 3.33 3.58 2.58
Above
10 3.5 3 4.2 4 2.8 2.8
Exp : 2 – 4 Years
Inference –
106
Exp : 4 – 6 Years
Inference –
Exp : 6 – 8 Years
107
Inference –
In this chart we have distributed the entire sample size under
groups based on their experience. In the graph we have
compared the mean for all the six parameters for the group : 6 –
8 years of experience.
Exp : 8 – 10 Years
Inference –
108
Inference – In this chart we have distributed the entire sample
size under groups based on their experience. In the graph we
have compared the mean for all the six parameters for the
group : Above 10 years of experience.
Comparison of Parameters based on Acquisition -
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Inference –
In this graph we have compared the mean values of all the six
parameters based on the time strap – Pre and Post Acquisition.
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7. Autocratic Leadership
8. Reporting Manager
9. For ‘Greener Grass’
10. Brand Name
11. Compensation
12. Limited Growth Opportunity
13. Location
Engagement Drivers –
Attraction Drivers –
1. Job Security
2. Stability
3. Growth Opportunities
4. Competitive Retirement Benefits
5. Profits
6. Salary Hike/ Base Pay
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Conclusion/ Summary
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The primary objective of the study is to explore the attraction
drivers for Dell Services. Also how the post recession period has
changed the market situations contributing the attraction
drivers to take a shift as per different age group, different skills
and career levels.
1. Job Security
2. Employee Growth and Development
3. Job Profile
4. Brand
5. Compensation
6. Personal Reasons
1. Growth Stagnation
2. Poor Work Culture
3. Work Pressure
4. Immediate Manager/ Leadership
5. Compensation
6. Lack of Recognition
In the literature being discussed above, we can conclude that companies are
increasingly recognizing the importance of the good match between the
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organization and the candidates they would like to hire. Most companies follow
the conventional process of –
(a) Defining the job and
(b) Establishing the required qualifications for the job
(c) Job-matching process to ensure that the candidate would succeed within
the organization
That is why Job Demand Analysis (JDA) now utilizes
additional tools to include behavioural and cognition demand
aspects of the job.
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framework: self-service, portals, user content, knowledge-based
content from the HR helpdesk, single sign-on, always-current
organizational structures driving workflows, event triggering, data and
business process integration with core HR, and much more. A niche
vendor does not have such a holistic offering.
Recommendations
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4. As we can see here that Growth Stagnation is the topmost
reason for an employee to leave an organization, it is suggested
that the company should have various dynamic policies to cater
to the growth requirements of an individual. Frequent rotation
of roles and expansion of projects would develop/ retain the
interest of the employee in the process.
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Appendix
Sample Questionnaire
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