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              <text>This project is done  on human resource management topic in the  area  of A study on employee retention practices and  its effectiveness in IT sector. The most challenging job for any  present manager is to retain their  employees. Employee retention  involves taking  measures to encourage employees  to  remain in  the   organization for  the   maximum period of time. Corporate is facing a lot of problem in employee retention these  days.





Hiring knowledgeable people for the  job  is essential for an employer. Employee recruitment and retention are one of the  major issues  facing the IT Sector. But  retention is  even  more  important than  hiring. There  is  no end  of opportunities for talented person. There  is ample number of choice around employees. In olden  days  salary was all that matters, but  today its just one  among the  components.   Some  of the  other elements are  like work  environment, relationship, freedom to work  etc.





Due   to   high   level   of  attrition  it  is   important  to   know   whether  the employees are  satisfied with their job  and  organization, if not the  reason for leaving. This  project will  specify the  effectiveness of various retention practices  used   retain  the   employees.  The   study  also   include  various trends of practice followed by  the   organizations and  its   effect on  the problem of attrition.





Retention is  a  top  business priority  for more   than  one  third of the organizations. More  than  one  third of HR professionals in  IT Sector  views retention as one  of their pressing issues.  It is not very  often that the management would be  aware of the  true reason as to  why  an  employee would  be  leaving  their  organization. To  be  successful  in  knowing the reason, an effective exit interview procedure is very  essential. This would help  the  organization to  an extent to  get a clear  picture of what is going wrong.

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