A study on the Development of Women Entrepreneurship in Nellore, AP, India
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1 Abstract Research Journal of Management Sciences ISSN A study on the Development of Women Entrepreneurship in Nellore, AP, India A.M. Mahaboob Basha 1, K. Sai Pranav 2, R.V.S.S Nagabhushana Rao 3, K. Madhavi 3 and P. Sri Sudha 3 1 Vikrama Simhapuri University, Nellore, AP, INDIA 2 Noble College of Computer Sciences-M.B.A, Kavali, AP, INDIA 3 S.Chaavan Institute of Computer Applications, Nellore, AP, INDIA Available online at: Received 23 rd September 2013, revised 30 st September 2013, accepted 3 rd October 2013 Women plays prominent role for the development of economy. In India the situation is different certain superstitions, controls on women in kept in back. Women success is there in all areas like house wife, teacher, professor, lawyer, engineer, doctor, pilot, scientist, technocrats, economists, etc.., in fact, women can manage the home efficiently, and why cannot she manage the business in an efficient manner. The success of women not in equal in all countries, based on social, cultural, demographical, geographical environments it is changing from one country to another country. Now, Women required certain unique motivational factors apart from economical support, government support. These unique motivational factors stand up women to get success as a women entrepreneur. This paper explains about, what kind of unique problems are faced by women as an entrepreneur, and how to overcome those problems, what solution makes them to be a successful women entrepreneur. What are future ambitions and what things making them to feel stress. This is a study which specifically related to a specific area. Keywords: Entrepreneurs, women entrepreneurs, women empowerment. Introduction Women entrepreneurship is essential for every nation. If we want to compete with well developed nations, both men and women should participate in all activities on equal basis. Men performance is good, as an entrepreneur, women also should grow well as an entrepreneur. Government should introduce such schemes which facilitates to progress women as an entrepreneur. Not only introducing schemes should introduce (or) implement systematically for the sake of development of women entrepreneurs. Certain social and cultural factors should support women to progress well as an entrepreneur. The Primary motivations to women to get success as an entrepreneur not only in the form of financial assistance and government schemes, there should be psychological support from family members and husband. Even though, government supporting in financial aspects, without having moral support from near and dears women may not get success as an entrepreneur. When it is a business, business is all about profits, losses and tensions. Someone should support in all times positively to avoid problems. This support will support a lot not only women and all. Generally women plays dual role, like a house wife and employee, such situations automatically the stress levels of women would gradually increase. Though they are satisfied by playing dual role, definitely they will face stress to handle two roles at a time. Now a days the aspirations of women entrepreneurs are increasing because their selfconfidence, self-esteem, self-motivations are increased. The literacy rate is gradually increasing, becoming well aware of all things; enhancements in knowledge levels will make women to have aspirations in future. Review of Literature: There is an analytical study was made and finally conclude that the self-confidence and self-esteem and educational level, and knowledge make them to handle different tasks in life. Male dominance towards women should change. There should be support from government and institutions and agencies to develop women entrepreneurs. Already there are certain schemes for women entrepreneurs, these schemes should be properly implemented and make them to familiar to use every scheme 1. According to some school of thought they conclude that, now India is in better position because of introduction of women as an entrepreneur. This is mainly because of change of attitude of people towards women., courageies and risk-taking capabilities of women, support from society people, changes and relaxations in government policies, granting various upliftment schemes to women entrepreneurs etc. extension to these findings there are certain other factors which facilitates to get success as an entrepreneur as explained in this paper 2. According to some analytical frame work, women Entrepreneurs are essential for achieving for the economic growth of the nation. There are certain obstacles which hinder the growth of the nation should be avoided. Encouragement should be in such a manner which allows women to participate International Science Congress Association 1
2 and to take up all kinds of business as an entrepreneur. Government should provide proper training to women entrepreneurs. Government should use sophisticated methods to impart knowledge in all functional areas. Promoting Women entrepreneurship is surely a successful path to develop Indian economy. Apart from these women required psychological motivation also 3. There is a study which explained that 51% women are working for 5-7 hrs.19% women have only 2-4 hrs for their business. They have their house work and burden of the family work. They have less support from their family. May be they lives in a separate family. Only 27% women gave 8-9 hrs to their business and they have huge family support and husband support. In the study we find that there are only 3% women who are totally devoted to their business. For the women it is impossible to give more hrs to the business in the serrate family and unsupported family 4. The Same results was derived from my research also, women has to play dual role in society. The first, they have to do house work and second priority goes to business, due to these reason women unable to spend much more time for business development. This could be the one of the barrier why women is unable to grow properly as an entrepreneur. Women required support from husband and family members should assist them to grow well as an entrepreneur. According to some analytical frame work, women family obligations and certain responsibilities lacking them to become a successful entrepreneur. The financial institutions are having wrong opinion about women entrepreneurs, because at anytime they might become again housewife. Indian women give more importance to family members. They should handle dual role as a housewife and businessmen. If there is no support from family members it is difficult to women to succeed as an entrepreneur 5. In my research also derived the same thing, women giving priorities to both family and business. This could be the one of the reason bar them to become a successful entrepreneur. If someone want to handle dual role at a time, obviously it is difficult. The same thing is happening even in the case of women entrepreneurs also. Husband and family members should assist them in all aspects to become a successful entrepreneur in future. Importance of the Study: World economy of the country is classified into developed economy, developing economy and underdeveloped economy. As per statistics it is known that in well developed economy women is having freedom to develop as an entrepreneur, they are having equal priority as equal as man, but in developing economy and under developed economies women s are facing different types of problem, though government introduces different types of schemes for the sake of women, women are growing well day by day in all sectors and in all areas. Their contributions are more as scientists, software engineers, technocrats, economists, professors, lawyers, doctors and as a businessman also. So, it is clear evidence that women contribution for economy is essential and considerable. Statement of the Problem: Women entrepreneurs are playing prominent role, to progress economy well. Such women are facing problem not only economical, but also psychological. There are certain unique motivational factors which facilitates women to progress well. Objectives: i. To study the existed review of literature for better motivational factors. ii. To take the opinion of women entrepreneurs regarding motivational factors. iii. Evaluate the data based on data sources for better motivational factors. Research Methodology The following methodology is used in this study Area of the Study: The survey was conducted in Nellore city in Andhra Pradesh state. Nellore is the largest district in Andhra Pradesh. Nellore is a right area for conducting research. Here there are many trading, manufacturing, Service organizations are available for conducting research. Sources of Data: The study has used both the primary data and secondary data. Field survey method was employed to collect primary data from 100 respondents in three areas from Nellore (DT). Framed questionnaire is used for data collection. Secondary data were collected through various journals, magazines, reports and newspapers. Sampling Design: For the purpose of the study 100 respondents have been chosen in Nellore city by using simple random sampling a questionnaire was prepared and administered in person to all the respondents. The information collected have been edited for reliability and consistency and presented in a master table for analysis. Tools for Analysis: In this study the raw data collected are classified, edited and tabulated for analysis. The following were the some of the tools used. They are: Percentage Method Results and Discussion From the figure-1 it is depicts that 43% of the respondents are opined that life partner (husband) support a lot to become an entrepreneur, where as 26% of the respondents are opined that they are self-decision makers regarding to become an entrepreneur, where as 19% of the respondents opined that they will be motivated by parents, remaining 12% respondents will be motivated by friends and others. International Science Congress Association 2
3 HUSBAND Respondents 49 PARENTS FRIENDS AND OTHERS SELF-DECISION MAKING Own Advice from Others Advice from husband and family Figure-1 Who Advised You Undertake Present Line of Activity From the figure-2 it is depicts that 78% of the respondents are opined that attitude of the family members are helpful, being an women entrepreneur where as 10% of the respondents are nothelpful to be as an entrepreneur, remaining 7% and 5% are flexible and sympathetic as women entrepreneurs. Figure-3 When you face any problem in business with who will you From the figure-4 it is depicts that 56% and 38% of the women entrepreneurs are opined that, their self-confidence and selfesteem are increased after becoming a women entrepreneurs. It is easy to understand the above situation; most of the women entrepreneurs are in positive attitude to achieve something more in near future. HELPFUL NOT-HELPFUL NOT INCREASED FLEXIBLE INCREASED SIMPATHETIC VERY MUCH INCREASED Figure-2 How do you find the Attitude of the Family Members as an Entrepreneur From the figure-3 it is depicts that 49% of the respondents are opined that if they face any problem in the business first they are giving priority to discuss with the family members and husband where as 25% of the respondents are opined that they are taking advice from other concern persons and 21% of the respondents opined that they are taking own decision making. Figure-4 How is your self-confidence and self-esteem after becoming an Entrepreneur From the figure-5 it is clear that most of the women entrepreneurs are having aspirations about feature.39% of the women entrepreneurs want to diversify the current business activities, where as 32% of the women entrepreneurs want to expand their operations where as 18% of the women entrepreneurs want to modernize their organization and International Science Congress Association 3
4 Research Journal of Management Sciences ISSN remaining 11% of the women entrepreneurs want to continue with the present status. SEPARAT Hence, it can be conclude that most of the women entrepreneurs are having future hopes and aspirations to develop their organization. They required certain internal and external motivation to reach their aspirations in future DIVERSIFICATION EXPANSION MODERANISATION CONTINUED WITH THE PRESENT Figure-5 Future plans of women entrepreneurs From the figure-6 it is depicts that most of the women entrepreneurs (or) respondents are satisfied being a women entrepreneurs. Hence, it can be conclude that by playing dual role women are not dissatisfied, satisfied, they are satisfied well being house wife and as an entrepreneur Figure-6 How do you feel being a house wife and entrepreneur From the figure-7 it is depicts that 59% of the respondents opined that they want to treat family and career should be separate. They are giving preference to both family and career; where as reaming 41% of the respondents opined that they are giving equal preference to both career and family. Table-7 Do you feel that your career and family should be kept Findings: i. 43% of the women s are accepted husband motivates a lot to become an entrepreneur. ii. 78% of the women s are accepted family members are helpful, being an entrepreneur. iii. 49% of the women s are accepted, if they face any problem, first they are giving priority to husband and family members to share their feelings, opinions, and problems in business. iv. 94% of the respondents were opined that their selfesteem levels are increased, after becoming an entrepreneur. v. 89% of the respondents opined that women entrepreneurs are having future aspirations to expand, diversify, and modernize the business. vi. 72% of the respondents were opined that, they are well satisfied being a house wife and an confidence and self-esteem entrepreneur. vii. 59% of the respondents are giving equal priority to family and business. Recommendations: i. A Major Suggestion that I want to make here is, women entrepreneurs are getting success when they have support from family and husband. So, there should be support from family and life partner. ii. When women face any problem as an entrepreneur family member should support in all aspects. These two factors are playing prominent role, to get success as an entrepreneur. Conclusion Women entrepreneurs are not only required motivation in the form of financial assistance, and government permissions and sanctions; they may require support from family members and life partners. The progress of the nation not only depends on men performance and also female. When a country economically strong that country people standard of living would gradually increase. In India there is a possibility to grow our economy, by giving motivation to women in all aspects, and women playing dual role like housewife and as an employee/an entrepreneur. When someone playing dual role definitely there is a street. Family members and life partner should support to avoid stress. International Science Congress Association 4
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