Time Management-A Major Stress Buster -A Study Conducted In 5 Star Hotels Of Kolkata
Keywords:
Time Management, Stress Buster, Employee Productivity, mployee Satisfaction, HotelsAbstract
Background: Time is an important factor in everyone’s life as it is a key tool helping one in organizing, planning, prioritizing and completing any task successfully. One of the most valuable tools for the hotel industry is efficient and effective time management. Objectives: To identify the effect of time management on employee performance and concentration. To determine whether time management helps in professional development of employees. Methodology: Survey research design was used in this study in order to collect data. Questionnaire instrument was administered on the sampled respondents and respondents replied using Likert Scale. Simple random sampling techniques were adopted. The sample size was 113 respondents working in different hotels and the population was categorized on age and experience in years of the staff members. Data was analysed using graphical percentage of responses. Results: Through graphical data analysis it was deduced that time management has considerable impact and there are various factors influencing proper time management. The factors would include but not limited to unplanned day, unpleasant tasks, employee drop-ins, lack of manpower and coordination, social media, handling calls and mails etc. Conclusion: These issues are to be analyzed as it is crucial for any organization to keep up the time management skills to complete tasks and achieve target on time. On average, it was found that time management behaviors were not significantly different across gender, age, entry qualification.
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