Study Report On Employee Satisfaction of Sales of Unacademy: Name of The Guide: A K Dasbiswas
Study Report On Employee Satisfaction of Sales of Unacademy: Name of The Guide: A K Dasbiswas
OF SALES OF UNACADEMY
• 40% employees are extremely satisfied with the current compensation and benefits
offered by Unacademy, 26.7% are moderately satisfied and remaining 33.3% are
neutral.
• 53.3% employees find their job role interesting and challenging, 40% find it
moderately interesting and the remaining 6.7% find it not interesting but challenging
.
• 53.3% of employees said managers take moderately care of their employees
• 93.3% of employees didn’t interviewed for another job in the last three months
• 46.7% of employees feel likely to stay with this organisation for the next
year.
Findings
• Good company culture and work culture
• Due to his large growing state some time work life balance get effect.
• Job security is less. But competition and other benefits offered by the organisation is
Decent
• Unacademy recognises it’s employees also high growth opportunities are there
• Excellent time management
• 93% of the employees find their work interesting and are not willing to leave the
organisation in the coming years
Future scope
• Taking cue from the findings , in future any one can take
further the project by taking in account the sales and revenue
of the company and find out company’s growth rate
• In future when pandemic is over this survey could be in large
sample size
• Customer satisfaction survey, Brand awareness survey,
Training evaluation survey can be done in future too
Limitations
• Due to pandemic situation and depending upon online and limited span I
couldn’t do the project the way I could have done otherwise.
• The larger the sample, the more precise your results will be. If the sample
size is too small, it will be difficult to identify significant relationships from
the data. The total population (total sales employees) is 3091 but due to
insufficient sample size for statistical measurement I could do on 15
employees
Conclusion