JOB SATISFACTION AMONG MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES IN INDIA: A QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGATION

Authors

  • Shatakshi Lall Assistant Professor,Department of Pharmacy , Graphic Era Hill University, Dehradun Uttarakhand India 248002 Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61841/mhtxnz38

Keywords:

Medical representatives, Job satisfaction, Quantitative Investigation, Welfare Measures

Abstract

 Humans had been practising medicinal drug in one manner or any other for over one million years. Folks that educate in health include no longer handiest the professions, medical doctors, nurses, prescription drugs and many others, however also the medical representatives. Medical representatives are the important factor of touch among pharmaceutical and medical companies as well as healthcare experts, selling product awareness, answering queries, providing advice and introducing new product. Therefore, such instances allow enhancing the job pride toward their system. Such job satisfaction of these representatives may also be achieved through increasing the welfare measures presented through way in their corporations. The primary goal of this research paper or the principle purpose is to examine and discover job satisfaction of medical representatives via studying the most important troubles confronted within the medical subject and the welfare measures that furnished the way of their organisations. From the conducted research we have also come to know that, these representatives are glad on their process. Maximum numbers of employees are very much happy on their revenue generation and different concessions. Moreover, many of them are everlasting team of workers and they may be the participants in labour union. 

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Published

28.02.2021

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JOB SATISFACTION AMONG MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVES IN INDIA: A QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGATION. (2021). International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 25(1), 748-756. https://doi.org/10.61841/mhtxnz38