103 KB104 KB36 KB200620252010Pathak, SumanTripathi, Vibhutištevilka:117 straniletnik:5str. 3-19ISSN:1854-4223ISSN:1854-4231COBISSID:3493591URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-GNA9XG7TenFakulteta za managementManagementIndiaIndijaposlovna strategijazaposlenizaposlovanjezavarovalnicezavarovalstvoSales force turnover| an exploratory study of the Indian insurance sector|The insurance sector in India is rising rapidly to bring in growth and employment opportunities. Insurance companies are basically human intensive, and human resources act as an undoubted differentiator. Quality manpower and its retention would act as a litmus test. Turnover of sales force has been high because of low entry and exit barriers. The paper addresses issues of recruitment, retention and turnover of sales force in insurance companies. An attempt is made to integrate them to Maslowćs Need Hierarchy. A survey was conducted among 350 employees who worked in or had left insurance companies to analyze factors that influenced their decisions and job satisfaction. The data were treated with factor analysis. Factors such as Safety & Security, Social & Esteem and Personal Work Style emerged as the influencers to join insurance companies. Primary Needs and Social & Self Esteem Needs were the factors associated with job satisfactionč Stress, Career Advancement and Work Environment emerged as factors for leaving the companiesTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza na Primorskem, Fakulteta za management