The Hawthorne effect is named after a set of studies conducted at Western Electric’s Hawthorne Plant in Cicero during the 1920s. The study was done by a research team led by Elton Mayo (Psychologist) that highlighted the importance of psychological and social factors in workplace productivity, such as employee attention and group dynamics, leading to a more human-centric approach in management practices.
A candidate who gets 24% marks fails by 12 marks but another candidate who gets 46% marks gets 14% more than the passing marks. Find the maximum marks.
Out of a total of 120 students in a class, 50% are boys and the rest are girls. Out of the total number of students who appeared in the class test, 35% ...
In a train, 45% of the passengers are females. Out of total number of passengers, 65% have unreserved tickets out of which 18% are females. How much per...
Two numbers are respectively 45% and 27% of a third number. What percent of the first number is the second number?
Raj scored 30% marks in a test and failed by 40 marks, while Meena scored 50% marks in the same test and failed by 10 marks. Find the passing marks of t...
'R' spends 30% of his monthly income on utilities, 35% on household expenses, and 10% of the remaining amount on transportation. He saves the rest in a ...
A person saves 25% of his monthly income. If his monthly is increased by 35% and he still saves the same amount as before then find percentage increase ...
In a competitive examination containing 200 questions, 2 marks are awarded for every correct answer and 1 mark gets deducted for every wrong answer. If ...
A student has to secure 40% marks to pass an examination. He gets 150 marks and fails by 30 marks. What are the maximum marks?
In a survey conducted in a locality, it was found that 50% read newspaper A, 40% read newspaper B, and 20% read neither A nor B. If the number of person...
