1. S U B M I T T E D T O : S U B M I T T E D B Y :
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MRP SYNOPSIS PRESENTATION
Supervisor Bottom Line Mentality
2. Supervisor Bottom Line Mentality (MRP):
ï Supervisor Bottom Line Mentality refers to a mindset adopted by supervisors or managers that
prioritizes maximizing profits and achieving organizational goals above all else, often at the
expense of employee well-being, ethical considerations, and long-term sustainability. It is
characterized by a focus on short-term financial gains and a lack of emphasis on factors such as
employee engagement, work-life balance, and ethical decision-making. This mentality can have
negative implications for employee morale, job satisfaction, organizational culture, and overall
organizational effectiveness.
Variables-
ï Supervisor's Bottom Line Mentality
ï Employee Well-being
ï Job Satisfaction
ï Organizational Effectiveness
3. Driven Conclusion for Literatures:
In conclusion, the literature emphasizes that the Supervisor Bottom Line Mentality, prioritizing
profit maximization over employee well-being and ethical considerations, can have a detrimental
impact on organizations. While it may generate short-term financial gains, it often leads to
increased employee stress, reduced job satisfaction, and a negative organizational culture.
Ultimately, a more balanced approach that values both financial goals and employee well-being is
crucial for long-term organizational effectiveness and success. Investing in employee
development and creating a positive work environment are essential components of this balanced
approach.
4. Objectives of the study:
ï To examine the prevalence and manifestation of the supervisor's bottom line mentality across different
industries and organizations.
ï To explore the impact of the supervisor's bottom line mentality on employee well-being, job
satisfaction, and organizational effectiveness.
ï To identify strategies and interventions that can mitigate the negative effects of the supervisor's
bottom line mentality and promote a more balanced approach to management
5. The Study:
The Study
ï The study was exploratory in nature. The data will be collected through survey method
and relationship was developed using statistical tools.
Population
ï Population was include employees of manufacturing organizations in Gwalior region.
Sampling Size
ï Sample size was 100 respondents of different manufacturing organization of Gwalior
region.
Tools used for data collection
ï Offline Surveys or Questionnaires
6. Tools used for data collection
Offline Surveys or Questionnaires:
ï Design a survey or questionnaire using software like Microsoft Word or Google Forms.
ï Ensure the questions capture relevant variables, such as employee well-being, job
satisfaction, and perceptions of the supervisor's bottom line mentality.
ï Print multiple copies of the survey or questionnaire for distribution or mailing