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MM Bagali...... CV 2017...... Bio Data......Academic work.....PhD work in Management......HRM, HR, HRD, IHRM..... fellowship certificate......Research projects, funding, financial aid
1.
2. research talk 145
[ research proposals
Do’s; Don'ts; Must ]
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centre for research in
human resources and higher education
dr. mmbagali@gmail.com
www.linkedin.com/in/mmbagali
m m b a g a l i, phd
copyright Research Centre, Bangalore, India
3. [ cv ] My core competency
Teaching HR, HRM
Research in HR area
Research and Writing papers
MBA projects execution
Network with Professionals in HR area
PhD guidance
Skills and Competency
Teaching 20 years
Research 14 years
Coaching 14 years
Training 16 years
Consultancy 08 years
Mentoring 16 years
Industry-Academia 14 years
Post-doctoral 05 years
Research
11 PhD guided/ awarded
04 PhD submitted
04 in Progress
11 M.Phil guided/ awarded
100+ papers publications
650 MBA Research Summer projects guided
More than 2000+ students graduated
Functional Area: Teaching, Research and Post Doctoral work
Human Resources Development-HRD
International Human Resources Management- HRM
Strategic Human Resources Management- SHRM
Organisational Behavior-OB / Organisational Effectiveness
HR Branding, Empowerment and Leadership
International Human Resources Management (IHRM)
Recruitment, Selection and Engagement
HR Research Perceptive and Approaches
https://www.slideshare.net/sanbag
367 SlideShares….63 Followers ….. 6 Clipboards
around 40 projects
5. Views, opinions, or strategies presented
are what I personally think and believe to
reflect “Life of PhD”, and do not
necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or
strategies of the Organization…..
as a researcher, this what is my views/
experience, and I am sticking to
it…………..
D I S C L A I M E R
6. Preparation 2 years in advance
1995 First PhD
2008 Second PhD
Guided 11
Guiding 08
Managing / Mentoring around 90
Co-Guide 15
Papers 160 published
World Conference 20
Several Talks on Research 120
2 Projects…. ICSSR and AICTE
Personal research love story….
10. [Research Proposal: Do’s; Don'ts;
Must]
[ What they see in the proposal ]
Reasons for Projects / Clear Objective
Rigor and Relevance- leading to Conceptual
Framework
Cutting edge commerce / management research
Value-Practical Implications Usefulness / Actionable
Impact and Outcome
Sample Framework / Scope
Model development
budget
time frame
11. The Focus
effect of organisational life
depth
coverage
scientific approach
objectives
research design
framework of the data collections
suggestions I recommendations
12. AOM- Academy of Management Journal
2011; 54,5, 873-879
How many times do Winners of AMJ Best
Article Award rewrite the Title / Problem
Statement
How many times did we rewrite the Title /
Problem Statement
Setting the Hook
relevance
13. AOM- Academy of Management Journal
2011; 54,5, 873-879
How many times do Winners of AMJ Best Article
Award rewrite the Title / Problem Statement
3 to 4 times
How many times did we rewrite the Title / Problem
Statement
1 to 2 times
Setting the Hook
relevance
14. need to
address !!!
What Corporate are looking for !!
What Academic Institutes are looking for !!
What Society is looking for !!
Perceptive
Organisational
Academic
Managerial
16. [ basics of research ]
Challenging the existing one X Novel
Develop a new theory
Bridge theory X Practice
Contribution
Fresh look
Clarity…. What not to accomplish
Finding
Discover
Reexamine
Measure
Evaluate
Review
17. [ Content ]
Introduction
Review
Methodology
Data Collection and Presentation
Discussion and Conclusion
Suggestions and Recommendations
References / Bibliography
Appendix
– Annexure 1: Questionnaire
– Annexure 2: Schedule
– Annexure 3: Publications
[ tentative plan ]
18. [ Introduction ]
Body of thesis/ work/theme
Motivation to do the project
Purpose of the work
Focused on the thesis question(s)
Background information
Explain the scope of your work,
what will and will not be included
Definitions and Concept clarity
Contribution / Perceptive
Significance / Implications
End with your study plans
Executive Summary
1
20. New paradigm- Shaping the Next thoughts
Broadest reach in terms of relevance and
implications
Shed New lights
What's the landscape
Interdisciplinary
Is it Valid
Is it Clear
Is it Focused
Is it Specific
Is it elegant
Grand Challenge !!
[ Relevance
Problem Identification ]
Possible + Potential Impact
Reach
Value
Implications
Perceptive
21. What general area or topic do you want to focus on? Why?
What do we already know about the topic?
What specific review question will you address?
Is it specific enough?
Why is it important or interesting?
Whom is the research work for? Practitioners? Researchers? Both?
What type of literature review do you want to do?
What do you have to say critically about what is already known?
Has anyone else ever done anything exactly the same as what is proposed?
Has anyone else done anything that is related?
Where does your work fit in with what has gone before?
Why is your research worth doing in the light of what has already been done?
Craft a Researchable Story/ picture that captures
BOTH ….. HEART and MIND
22. [ Review ]
The pattern
Indian Study
Overseas study
Significant studies- Insights from Current Research
Gap Analysis
New area
Your Research goals
Conceptual framework
2
23. [ Relevant
A beginning ]
Literature Search Leads Observation Leads Theory
Development
Observe Leads Literature Leads Theory Development
Theory Development Leads Literature Verification Leads
Proposal
Concept Construct Leads Literature Leads idea
generation
24. [ Relevant ]
‘ What's your Argument’
Your Constructs + sub-constructs
Theoretical overview
Conceptual clarity
Definitions
Abbreviations
Key Terms
25. Critical Literature Review
Author/
researcher
Title of the
work
Journal
Details, with
title, Vol,
issue, Page
no
Outcome of
the Study
Remarks /
Gaps
Identified
How do you
want to take
it in ur study
• Some 6-8 Main Study/ Indian and Overseas / From Top Cited Journals
26. [ Method of Study/ Methodology ]
The Present Study
Objectives
Hypotheses
Scope of the work
Research Design
Method of Study
1. Geographical Area
2. Organisation
3. Sampling Population
Hypotheses
Fully and separately state each hypothesis you want to test separately.
Phrase it in the present tense.
Give it a distinct number (Hypothesis 1) or number letter
(Hypothesis 1a) label. Set hypotheses off in indented blocks, in italic type.
Examples:
Hypothesis 1a. Concise writing has a positive relationship
to publication
3
27. Sources for New Areas for
Theory Building - Relevance issues
Budget
Business TV Talk
Business News
Paper reporting
Journal scanning
Peer Review of other work
Article metric
Author metric
Journal metric
Future and Further work
a
28. Conference papers / LinkedIn discussion / Twitters
Books / Theses, dissertations and research in progress
Working papers or unpublished papers
Documents on the internet / Government publications, official
statistics
Personal requests to knowledgeable researchers and/or
practitioners
Reports from relevant institutions: companies, public bodies
Government publications and official statistics
Reference works, general guides to the literature and guides to
the literature in particular subject areas (compendium
catalogues)
Journals / Editorials
Network talks and evening meets
Sources for New Areas for
Theory Building - Relevance issues
b
29. Reports from relevant institutions: companies, public bodies
Government publications and official statistics
Reference works, general guides to the literature and guides to
the literature in particular subject areas (compendium
catalogues)
Journals / Editorials
Network talks and evening meets
Sources for New Areas for
Theory Building - Relevance issues
c
30. [ Research Design ]
Pre-pilot observation
Pre-pilot study
Mode of Data Collection
Angles of Enquiry
Sources of data collection
Analysis of the Results / Analysis Procedure
Period of Study
Findings of the Study
Uniqueness of the Study
Contribution of the work
Limitations of the Study
Implications and Perceptive
4
32. the Avoid
First of its kind
Choosing Variables too much
Cant cover everything
All Statistical analysis
Big as size
33. [ Data Collection and
Presentation ]
Tentative
your style of data collection
tool / scale
Tables
Graphs
Figures
Numbering
Footnotes
Sources
5
usually……
questionnaire
schedule
scale
other !!!
34. eg: Level of enquiry
Sl. No Questionn
aire
Interview Focu
sed
Grou
p
GD Video et al et al et al Remarks
HR
Trainee
HR
Executive
HR Manager
VP- HR
35. [ Discussion and Conclusion ]Tentative
Results with other study results
Patter
Uniqueness
Contradictory
Surprises
Limitations
Implications and Contribution
Academic
Organisational
Business community
Societal
6
36. [ Appendix ]
Annexure 1: Questionnaire
Annexure 2: Schedule
Annexure 3: Publications
Any other work related
Photos
Interview published
Write-up
et al
7
37. [ Q-Questionnaire ]
Layout
Information to be included
Sub-sections
Reliability test
Different sets for different
respondents
8
[ references ]
Enough
Can categories
Citations……. Harvard Business School Guide
39. 1
2
3
4
5 6
7
8
[ Introduction ]
[ Review ]
[ Method of Study/ Methodology ]
[ Research Design ]
[ Data Collection]
[ Discussion and Conclusion ]
[ Appendix ]
[ Questionnaire / references ]
[ c h a p t e r s ]
41. [ time ]
[ money ]
[ waiting ]
[ guide]
[ YOU ]
5 in-credentials
42. Project life cycle
Jan 2018
April
2018
Aug 2018
Dec 2018
April 2019
Commences
ROL
Questionnaire
ready
Data collection
Report Writing….
43.
44. [ Funding Agencies ]
AICTE
UGC
ICSSR
April/May and
September/
October of each
year
This year,
July, 2017
closing…
How the Proposals are Reviewed !!!
ILO
UN
AMDISA
National Labor Institute, Noida
AIMA
Knowledge Commission
IIAS
TISS
AIU
CRY
SKOCK
Skill India
Ford Foundation
Some Ministry, GoI
Azim Premji University
49. [ Other observation ]
Preface
Acknowledgements
Content page
Contents of chapter
Tables
Figures
Graphs
Roman numerals (iii, iv, v, …)
The body of the dissertation should be
numbered using Arabic numbers (1, 2, 3,)
[ executive summary / abstract ]
50. [ cont….Other observation ]
Figures and Tables
Horizontal Figures and Tables
Supplemental Figures and Tables
Acknowledging the Work of Others
List of acronyms and abbreviations
Headings and lists
Numbering of headings
Numbering of tables and figures
51. Headings Size…..12 size
Sub-headings …..10 size
Format …..12 size
Font …..Times Roman
Foot and End notes …..08 size
Space …..1.5
Foot- End Notes …..1
[ cont….Other observation ]
53. the RECHECK
Does the project / thesis have a well-structured layout?
Is the title of each chapter, section, sub-section clear and informative?
Is it clear what the thesis’ central focus is?
Are figures and tables clear and informative?
Do they stand alone or do you need to
read the text to understand what they are about?
Are all references properly formatted so that you would be able to trace
each?
55. Hence, take time to formulate the statement / title
• Clear sentence / clarity
• Straight to point
• Repetitions
• Logic flow
• Complex language
• Dense sentence
• Too many jargon
• Hanging at a point
• Connectivity / thread
• Lack of road map
56. How the Proposals are Reviewed !!!
A - Outstanding
B - Very Good
C - Satisfactory
D - Unsatisfactory (Deemed to be rejected)
58. Sholay Movie
Released in 1975
Ran for 05 years, 4 shows in an Theater, Bombay
80% of Population has seen the movie
In this 80%, 90 % can tell the movie as it is all the
scene
But, for first 90 days, the movies dint
run at all……
59.
60. [ Good News ]
Accept rejection news also, but if things are fine,
than will have good News always
61. [ FAQ ]
Why you wish to do this Projects / Significance?
Who will be benefited / Contribution?
What would be your methodology….. Sample /
Organisation
What Questionnaire would that be?
Data Collection?
Analytical Methods used?
Budget and additional…. Direct- Indirect-
Overheads
Department Support
62. [ Sure Double Check ]
Format
English and grammar
Spellings
Key Words
Sentence meaning
Enough Justification
References
Place of Project Execution
No Objection Certificate and Letter
Covering Letter
Permission letter from Corporate, if there
Biographical Sketches
64. [Conflict of interest ]
Disclose any actual or potential conflict of interest including any
financial, personal or other relationships with other people or
organizations, the submitted work that could inappropriately influence, or
be perceived to influence, their work.
Submission of an article implies that the work described has not been
published previously or that it is not under consideration for publication
elsewhere
Inform the reason and wish to have or don’t, decide, and communicate
[Submission declaration ]
[Changes to authorship]
[ Third party
copyright permissions]
65. [ Signature Areas ]
Indian Context
Start-Up’s
Women on Boards
Social Media
Gender issues
Global
MNC
Leadership
Economy and Business transformation
Across
Family Firms
Diasporas
66. [ What they see in the proposal ]
Reasons for Projects / Clear Objective
Rigor and Relevance- leading to Conceptual
Framework
Cutting edge management research
Value-Practical Implications Usefulness / Actionable
Impact and Outcome
Sample Framework / Scope
Model development
1…Why proposal get rejected….
67. 1…Why proposal get rejected….
Clear understanding of the
final deliverable
Scope of the project
potential impact + value of the project
Strong CV / Your background
Clarity of Heads - Budget
whether the study can be conducted as described
within the allowable time frame
Methodology
meaningful results
Over promise
68. Length
New paradigm
Broadest reach in terms of relevance and
implications
Shed New lights
What's the landscape
Budget and Costing clarity
Is it Valid
Is it Clear
Is it Focused
Is it Specific
2…Why proposal get rejected….
Is my project suitable
for the Subject area / funding agency?
69. What field are you going to address?
Too many framework
What exactly study does
Lack focus
Insufficient justification
How it contributes for new knowledge
3…Why proposal get rejected….
71. Did I understood the theme
Rigor / Relevant
Evaluate its effectiveness
Tools and techniques: from academic to
practice / or practice to academic
Appeal to real world of practicing managers
Academic scholars to collaborate with
practitioners for developing research agenda
As researcher, ask ….
72. [ A beginning ]
How many visited library before Planning to do
research
How many saw literature / article /papers /report
before commencement
How many visited company / organization before
finalizing to do research
Will give you “ Trend” analysis
73. Journal Scan for Scholarly writing
Make a span of 10 years and trend
Have received more scholarly attention
Study a Life cycle of topics / areas
[ How do I go…. 1 ]
74. Select a theme / Topic / Area / Probable
issue
Send it to stake holders / get
acknowledgement
Than, select / finalize / the area of work
[ How do I go …. 2 ]
75. AOM….. Academy of Management
AOM….. Academy of Management Review
Administrative Science Quarterly
Strategic Management Journal
Jl of International Business Studies
Organizational Science
Vikalpa
Management review
Manager
MLS
EPW
TISS
Most Sort after Journals….
The Best
NHRD Network Newsletter
SHRM Review
AIMA…. Indian Management
IIM….
Scopus or Web of Science
EBSCO
Research gate / Academia.edu
Browzine
Journal Performance
76. Watch – Your daily must reads !!
HBR
‘ Idea Watch ’, Defend Your Research
AOM
‘ From the Editor ’,
IIMB
‘ Round Table ', Management Review
IIMA
‘ Colloquium ’, Vikalpa
77. Methodological Issues
Title / Areas
Methodology
Sampling
Data Collection
Writing and presentation style
Plagiarism
Type…..
Case type
Comparative analysis
Levels of inclusion
78. A Format of Project
Title
Abstract
Introduction
The Importance of paper / subject
ROL
Methodology / Design
Results / Misconception
Conclusion
Implications
Recommendations
Further Research / Gaps
Reference
Acknowledgements
Grant, if any received
Check…..
Grammar
Spellings
Punctuation errors, .,:’”!!
Language
Formatting
Paragraphs
Citations
Quotes
Page numbers
Workplace details
Key words
Appendixes
Length
Covering Letter / Mail
recap !!!
79. Project submission checklist
Format
Length
Project Title
Project Title Page
Full name of each contributing author
Affiliation for each contributing author (reflecting location at time of
research)
Brief professional biography for each contributing author
Name and email address of the corresponding author
A maximum of eight keywords
First level headings presented in bold
Sub-headings presented in italics
Consecutive numbering used, as appropriate to the levels
Notes/Endnotes
…..Consecutively numbered
Figures
Position of each table clearly labeled in the body text
submission check-list
Check references for:
Completeness
Accuracy
Consistency
Permissions
Tables
Illustrations
Figures
Diagrams
Photographs
References
80. [ Outcome of the work ]
Slide share
Syllabus / Course
FDP / MDP
Chapter in Book
Case Writing
Best paper Award paper
Consultancy
Workshop
Training
et al
83. the DNA for the smart and best research work
2hrs/day
small daily improvements creates stunning outcomes
visit library
talk to people
participate in conference
– State level
– India
– Asia
– Asia-Pacific
– Than………
Area wise journals
Do not be overly ambitious
85. Academy of Management Journal: http://aom.pace.edu/amjnew/
Academy of Management Review: http://www.aom.pace.edu/amr/
Harvard Business Review: https://hbr.org/
Journal of Management: http://journalofmanagement.moore.sc.edu/
Don’t Miss to read / refer
86. Jl. of Applied Psychology
Management Science
Jl. of International Management Studies
Jl. of Management
Administrative Science Quarterly
Organisation Science
Case Research Journal
Jl. of Business Strategies
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AOM Perceptive
Jl. of Management Studies
Public Administrative Quarterly
California Management Review
Personnel Review
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Academy of Management Perspectives
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