Impact of Karma yoga on Job Satisfaction Job Involvement and Motivation in business development professionals
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BACKGROUND
newlineBusiness development is one of the key professions chosen among millions of people as career.
newlineThis profession has largest number of people working in any society and across various industries
newlineacross the globe. There are special schools to train people in this profession. In the process of
newlinecareer enhancement Job satisfactions, Job Involvement and Motivation in Business development
newlineprofessionals are keys to their success in particular and of the organization for a greater
newlinedevelopment. This study is to understand the impact of Karma Yoga on Job Satisfaction, Job
newlineInvolvement and Motivation in Business Development Professionals
newlineAIMS:
newlineTo assess the Impact of Karma Yoga on Job Satisfaction, Job Involvement and Motivation in
newlineBusiness Development Professionals
newlineOBJECTIVES
newline1. To Study theimpact of KARMA YOGA on Job satisfaction in Business Development
newlineProfessionals using Job satisfactionscale
newline2. To Study theimpact of KARMA YOGA on Job involvement in Business Development
newlineProfessionals using Job involvementscale
newline3. To Study the impact of KARMA YOGA on Motivation in Business Development Professionals
newlineusing Work Motivation Questionnaire
newlineMETHODS
newlineSubjects:
newline1. Age range of gender: 25-40 years of age, both male and femalerespondents
newline2. Source of subjects: Business Development professionals working in various sectors like
newlineFMCG, Healthcare, Consumer Durables, Banking and Insurance, retail and pharmaceutical sectors
newlinein Bengalurucity
newline3. Sample size:384respondents
newline4. Inclusion criteria: All male, female respondents as per age criteria, working in above
newlinementioned sectors within Bengaluru city, who evinced interest to participate in this study
newlineExclusion criteria: Respondents below 20 years of age and those who are not willing to
newlinecontribute theirperceptions
newline6. Ethical considerations: All data have been kept confidential; the process of data collections,
newlineprocedures of the sessions, lectures, timing, etc. were communicated in advance. All activities
newlinewere done with prior consent of all Respondents involved. Sensiti