IMPACT : International Journal of Research in Business Management

61-70

Authors: D N VENKATESH

ABSTRACT Sanofi is one of the leading pharma players in the world. It has built up its reputation both in among the stakeholders and the employees. The organization has designed and implemented series of people practices. This case study captures the people and learning practices at Sanofi India. It explains in detail types of learning interventions that are in implementation across levels. It details the linkage of learning inventions that are lined to succession planning

83-98

Authors: GLORIA S. SANTOS, NORA Q. RILLON & SALVADOR J. MARCOS

ABSTRACT Using the Longitudinal Descriptive Research, the profile, the expectations and the actual experiences of the Board Course Students admitted in June 2012 and graduated in 2016 were described. Two sets of validated questionnaires were used, one during the first year of respondents and the other one was answered during their last term. Data gathered were statistically treated using the Percentage, Ranking, Weighted Mean (WM), and the t-test formula. Data revealed that more than 80 percent of respondents from the Bachelor in Secondary Education, major in English(BSEDEN) and Bachelor of Science in Accountancy(BSA) were living with their families while only 70 per cent of the Bachelor in Elementary Education (BEED)were also residing in their own homes, the rest were in boarding houses. Majority were from low income families, with either the mothers or the fathers were employed. Most of the parents were high school graduates with a few college and elementary school graduates respectively. Most have personal computers but a few have internet access at home. Their daily allowances ranged fromPhp21 to Php50 pesos daily provided mostly by parents. All perceived, they were ready for college life, but there was a slight difference between their computed level of intended and actual commitment to their studies. Another notable difference was in the values of their expectations andactual experiences along with the areas of college learning, access to learning resources, acquisition of new skills, social experiences, and social and study balance.

107-114

Authors: MELBHA D

ABSTRACT In India, shares and securities are held electronically in a Dematerialized (or “Demat”) account, instead of the investor taking physical possession of certificates. A Dematerialized account is opened by the investor while registering with an investment broker (or sub-broker). The dematerialized account number is quoted for all transactions to enable electronic settlements of trades to take place. Research of this topic examines influences for open the demo account and trading account in trading in the stock exchange. Further, this study uses of demataccount, importances, investor’s perceptions act. The mainly data collected through web based analysis. The respondents were selected from the Thiruvananthapuram district through the selected stock brokers office. The study was undertaken with a well-structured questionnaire, duly filled by the respondents with varying importance, uses and investors' perceptions. The questionnaires were distributed online.

121-126

Authors: Shikha Sindhu & Natashaa Kaul

ABSTRACT Stress is a complex phenomenon. Police officers, because of the unique nature of their job, are more exposed to stress. Police are integral for well-functioning of a Society, it is therefore important to study stresses for the police so that “Stress Management Interventions” can be planned which will lead to a psychologically healthy Police Force. This paper aims to find out the reasons or stressors for the Police Force. The findings are based on the secondary research.

135-140

Authors: SUTINDER SINGH & MUSROOR AHMAD TANTRAY

ABSTRACT Tourism in the modern world recognized as the fastest growing industries not only in India but across the Globe. Tourism across the globe creates a tremendous amount of business opportunities under the shield of various forms of tourism. It promotes economic growth, economic development, social welfare, cultural exchange, mutual benefits and many more with the rest of the world, but It also generates employment, tourist infrastructure, transportation facilities and developing new destinations as well. Most of the counties are in the modern times are dependent upon the inflow and outflow of foreign as well as domestic tourists on their famous tourist destinations. The present paper is based on primary data which is collected through intensive field work and assess the impacts of tourism on the residents of the state. The chi square method is used for the measuring the attitude of the residents for better tourism development in Jammu and Kashmir. It is found that, the overall impact is positive as increases the total income of residents, generate employment and tax revenue and infrastructural facilities need to be improved.