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An Exploratory Study on Level of Job Satisfaction and Intent to Leave among Sales Workforce of Private Sector Insurance Companies with Reference to Nagpur City


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1 Assistant Professor, Dr Ambedkar Institute of Management Studies and Research. Nagpur, India
2 Principal, Rajkamal Baburao Tidke Mahavidyalaya, Mouda, India
     

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This paper attempts to study the level of job satisfaction and intent to leave the job among sales workforce of private sector insurance companies. The objectives of the study were to examine the level of perceived job satisfaction and intention to leave the job. Based on the literature reviews an instrument of ten facets of job satisfaction and intention to leave was developed to find the level of perceived job satisfaction and intention to leave. For this purpose, data from 30 sales workforce from three different insurance companies were collected. The data was analyzed using SPSS software. Data was statistically analyzed using One-Sample t-test. Findings of this study suggested that the sales workforce had moderate level of satisfaction with their job, whereas the perceived intention to leave job was on the low level. Hence it can be concluded that the moderate level of job satisfaction lead to low intent to leave their jobs. It is found that there is a negative correlation between Job satisfaction and Intent to leave among insurance companies sales workforce. Based on the findings, recommendations and suggestions are presented. The research has further scope to find other factors affecting intent to leave the job, other than Job satisfaction.

Keywords

Intent to Leave, Private Sector Insurance Sector
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Authors

Smruti Rahul Patre
Assistant Professor, Dr Ambedkar Institute of Management Studies and Research. Nagpur, India
Vinod Gawande
Principal, Rajkamal Baburao Tidke Mahavidyalaya, Mouda, India

Abstract


This paper attempts to study the level of job satisfaction and intent to leave the job among sales workforce of private sector insurance companies. The objectives of the study were to examine the level of perceived job satisfaction and intention to leave the job. Based on the literature reviews an instrument of ten facets of job satisfaction and intention to leave was developed to find the level of perceived job satisfaction and intention to leave. For this purpose, data from 30 sales workforce from three different insurance companies were collected. The data was analyzed using SPSS software. Data was statistically analyzed using One-Sample t-test. Findings of this study suggested that the sales workforce had moderate level of satisfaction with their job, whereas the perceived intention to leave job was on the low level. Hence it can be concluded that the moderate level of job satisfaction lead to low intent to leave their jobs. It is found that there is a negative correlation between Job satisfaction and Intent to leave among insurance companies sales workforce. Based on the findings, recommendations and suggestions are presented. The research has further scope to find other factors affecting intent to leave the job, other than Job satisfaction.

Keywords


Intent to Leave, Private Sector Insurance Sector

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