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Chanchal Dey
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Vidyasagar University, Indira Gandhi National Open University
About
I work as an Assistant Professor in the domain of General Management, HRM, Entrepreneurship, and Marketing. I have done my PhD in Management. I also hold dual master degrees in Business Administration (Gold Medallist) and Commerce. I am a life member of Indian Commerce Association. My research focuses on Leadership, Motivation, Job Outcomes, Entrepreneurship and Consumer Behaviour. I have co-authored textbooks as well as published in reputed journals indexed in SCOPUS and WoS.
Employment
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Symbiosis Institute of Business Management Assistant Professor2025 - Present
Education
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Vidyasagar University PhD in Management? - 2025
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Indira Gandhi National Open University Master of Commerce (International Business and Entrepreneurship)? - 2021
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Vidyasagar University MBA (Human Resource Management and Marketing)? - 2017
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (29)
- Using systems theory to understand sustainable careers in Indian higher education Save
- Renewable energy adoption and environmental responsibility: a study on green HRM practices in Saudi Arabian enterprises Save
- Changing trends of remittances on economic development in the member countries of BRICS Save
- Ethical Leadership and Employee Engagement: Case Studies from Indian Unicorn Startups Save
- Exploring the role of psychological ownership toward organizational innovation in family businesses Save
- The Role of Job Autonomy and Job Engagement in Work-Life Balance Among Information Technology Employees Save
- Fostering Employee Mental Health: Role of HRM Practices in Unicorn Startups Save
- The Impact of HRM Practices on Job Satisfaction in the Unicorn Startups of India: Exploring the Mediating Effect of Employee Engagement Save
- Enhancing and sustaining employee engagement through HRM practices: A study on Indian unicorn startups Save
- ANALYZING THE ROLE OF WORK-LIFE BALANCE ON EMPLOYEE LOYALTY IN INDIAN STARTUPS: A LINEAR REGRESSION-BASED APPROACH Save