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Harmony at work: cultivating job satisfaction and nurturing employee health & well-being at IDLC Finance (Gulshan branch)

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In Bangladesh's financial institutions industry, where banks and other financial institutions are crucial drivers of economic growth, IDLC occupies the leading position among non-bank financial players. Boasting one of the strongest portfolios, IDLC's Consumer Division, initially established as one of its founding units, has risen to prominence within the organization due to its robust department and branch network, and the exceptional skills of its workforce. Despite its impressive administrative capabilities, the financial institution continues to focus on enhancing its profitability. IDLC Finance Limited, since its inception in 1985, has carved a respectable niche for itself in a short span. Committed to continuous improvement to stay competitive and climb the ranks of the financial institution sector, IDLC prioritizes delivering accurate administration, a welcoming environment, improved customer service methodologies, and high-quality services. Recognizing the link between employee satisfaction and exceptional service delivery, IDLC also emphasizes employee well-being. My report, titled "Harmony at work: Cultivating job satisfaction and nurturing employee health and well-being at IDLC (Gulshan branch)", analyzes the work satisfaction levels among IDLC employees to evaluate the company's success in treating its workforce as valuable assets and gaining a competitive edge through employee satisfaction. Drawing on both primary and secondary sources, including a survey conducted with five staff members at the IDLC Gulshan branch and my own internship experience, the report explores key factors impacting employee satisfaction and provides recommendations for improvement.

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Cataloged from the PDF version of the internship report.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-124).
This internship report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Business Administration, 2024.

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Internship Report