INTRODUCTION Discusses the rationale of research topic Critically evaluates the impact of employee motivation in different gender and education level Discuss the research approach, primary data collection and analysis methods Shown the research project plan
RATIONALE OF RESEARCH TOPIC Giving the opportunity to the investigator for collecting information in the context of the research issue comprehend the women are affected by the family while males are influenced by the economical factor.
LITERATURE REVIEW Critically evaluates theemployees’ motivation according to gender and education Demonstrates different sources that supports to collect the data Demonstrates different elements affect to the motivation Education level Gender level
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Data approaches Deductive approach has been used Data collection Primary and secondary data collection will be considered Data analysis Mixed data analysis method Sampling method 50 employees has been selected to conduct the study
GANTT CHART Research milestoneInitial DayLast Day Duration (months) Determination of the research issue21-11-201822-12-201831 Literature Review23-12-201823-01-201930 Information gathering tool by considering primary and secondary data collection method24-01-201924-03-201960 Data evaluation25-03-201926-03-201931 Final submission27-03-201928-04-201931
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