Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design
Purpose – The urban-rural divide in developing countries such as India often finds focus in every economic analysis. This paper aims to find the existing gap and to suggest an action plan to reduce the gap identified therein. With an aim to find a good leader in furtherance the group performance ope...
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| description | Purpose – The urban-rural divide in developing countries such as India often finds focus in every economic analysis. This paper aims to find the existing gap and to suggest an action plan to reduce the gap identified therein. With an aim to find a good leader in furtherance the group performance operating in rural areas, a multi-plant location model is tested taking its weighted assessment method on assumptions that the unorganized sector is devoid of accessing any scientific model for its growth and sustenance. Design/methodology/approach – In this research, two different business groups in the same city location were taken as samples and the multi-plant location (Brown–Gibson) model was used to test the impact of any changes in leadership on the group. Findings – The result in the first sample group indicated incremental profitability which was under observation for three years. The second group witnessed a varied trend of profitability under two different leaders which was studied for a four-year period. Research limitations/implications – Purposive behavioural alignment under a controlled research environment often dampens the real objective of the study. A meticulous effort was meted out to remove it from research. Practical implications – The research aims at providing a long-standing solution to leadership issues in the unorganized sector that contributes to the national economy but usually kept neglected. Originality/value – Scientific model experimentation on human resources is unique and innovative. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-443fae9c36e448ff9bf3535e9e0f68122025-01-02T17:57:06ZengEmerald PublishingVilakshan (XIMB Journal of Management)0973-19542022-02-01191455810.1108/XJM-10-2020-0161662490Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research designRatnakar Mishra0National Institute of Science and Technology, Berhampur, IndiaPurpose – The urban-rural divide in developing countries such as India often finds focus in every economic analysis. This paper aims to find the existing gap and to suggest an action plan to reduce the gap identified therein. With an aim to find a good leader in furtherance the group performance operating in rural areas, a multi-plant location model is tested taking its weighted assessment method on assumptions that the unorganized sector is devoid of accessing any scientific model for its growth and sustenance. Design/methodology/approach – In this research, two different business groups in the same city location were taken as samples and the multi-plant location (Brown–Gibson) model was used to test the impact of any changes in leadership on the group. Findings – The result in the first sample group indicated incremental profitability which was under observation for three years. The second group witnessed a varied trend of profitability under two different leaders which was studied for a four-year period. Research limitations/implications – Purposive behavioural alignment under a controlled research environment often dampens the real objective of the study. A meticulous effort was meted out to remove it from research. Practical implications – The research aims at providing a long-standing solution to leadership issues in the unorganized sector that contributes to the national economy but usually kept neglected. Originality/value – Scientific model experimentation on human resources is unique and innovative.https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/XJM-10-2020-0161/full/pdf?title=application-of-brown-gibson-model-in-workers-productivity-an-impact-study-of-weighted-parameters-using-experimental-research-designleadershipbrown gibson modelgroup productivityweighted parametersunorganized sector |
| spellingShingle | Ratnakar Mishra Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design Vilakshan (XIMB Journal of Management) leadership brown gibson model group productivity weighted parameters unorganized sector |
| title | Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design |
| title_full | Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design |
| title_fullStr | Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design |
| title_full_unstemmed | Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design |
| title_short | Application of Brown–Gibson model in workers’ productivity: an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design |
| title_sort | application of brown gibson model in workers productivity an impact study of weighted parameters using experimental research design |
| topic | leadership brown gibson model group productivity weighted parameters unorganized sector |
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