Dear all HR Professional Colleagues
I ,V Vijaya Chandra working as HR Executive in Munufacturing company. I am doing Phd from Nagarjuna University. In this regard I requested to provide information regarding HR topics for doing project work to fullfill my Phd study.
Thanking you
Vasireddy Vijaya chandra
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From India, Hyderabad
I ,V Vijaya Chandra working as HR Executive in Munufacturing company. I am doing Phd from Nagarjuna University. In this regard I requested to provide information regarding HR topics for doing project work to fullfill my Phd study.
Thanking you
Vasireddy Vijaya chandra
My email id
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From India, Hyderabad
Hi,
I think that the topics of HR for the PHD study can be as mentioned below:
1. Employee Satisfaction Survey of a company
2. Employee Attrition Rate of an organization
3. Recruitment Strategies of a Company
4. Employee Retention Policies
Regards
Aparna Umashankar
From India, Gurgaon
1I think that the topics of HR for the PHD study can be as mentioned below:
1. Employee Satisfaction Survey of a company
2. Employee Attrition Rate of an organization
3. Recruitment Strategies of a Company
4. Employee Retention Policies
Regards
Aparna Umashankar
From India, Gurgaon
Dear Friend,
You can do your research work on "Organizational Behavior" which will help you a lot to acquire knowledge as well as well placement in your professional life.
Best Regards,
M. Mohammed Musthafa
From India, Madras
You can do your research work on "Organizational Behavior" which will help you a lot to acquire knowledge as well as well placement in your professional life.
Best Regards,
M. Mohammed Musthafa
From India, Madras
Vasireddy,
This seems a bit obvious but should not your PhD tutor be guiding you? Surely for the first few months of your PhD studies you have been advised to read widely around the topic. Only by reading round the subject can you spot an opening - some research that has not been done before or done before in India.
For a PhD you need to come up with some original finding - proving or disproving a theory, putting forward your own theory etc. The well intentioned suggestions of CiteHR members will not help you.
There are books available on how to do a PhD if you are not getting any support from your supervisor.
From India, Kochi
This seems a bit obvious but should not your PhD tutor be guiding you? Surely for the first few months of your PhD studies you have been advised to read widely around the topic. Only by reading round the subject can you spot an opening - some research that has not been done before or done before in India.
For a PhD you need to come up with some original finding - proving or disproving a theory, putting forward your own theory etc. The well intentioned suggestions of CiteHR members will not help you.
There are books available on how to do a PhD if you are not getting any support from your supervisor.
From India, Kochi
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