Human Attrition in Information Technology (IT)

Authors

  • K. Yasmin Dr. K. Yasmin is an Assistant Professor
  • Abdul Mazhar R Abdul Mazhar R. is an Assistant Professor

Keywords:

Attrition, Career Growth, Emoluments, Grievances, IT, Organizational Culture

Abstract

IT sector is a highly paid sector when it comes to paying its employees.  Attrition should not happen in this industry.  But it happens and there are reasons for its happening.  If only the reasons are properly identified and attended to, it can be reduced.  Profits can be increased and this will pave the way for the continuous successful running of the IT sector based organizations. This study identifies that attrition is influenced by demographic variables, workplace conditions, and organizational practices. Findings reveal moderate employee satisfaction with benefits and relationships, but highlight concerns regarding promotions and overall satisfaction. Job satisfaction emerges as a key mediating factor between organizational factors and employee attrition. The study concludes that improving career growth opportunities, transparency, and work-life balance can effectively reduce attrition and enhance employee retention in IT organizations

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Author Biographies

K. Yasmin, Dr. K. Yasmin is an Assistant Professor

Dr. K. Yasmin is an Assistant Professor in the PG & Research Department of Commerce at The Quaide Milleth College for Men, Medavakkam, Chennai, India, specializing in commerce education and research

Abdul Mazhar R, Abdul Mazhar R. is an Assistant Professor

Abdul Mazhar R. is an Assistant Professor of Commerce at Loyola College (Autonomous), Chennai, India, with expertise in finance, business studies, and academic research.

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Published

2026-03-31

How to Cite

Yasmin, K., & Mazhar R, A. (2026). Human Attrition in Information Technology (IT). Nepalese Journal of Management Science and Research, 9(1), 272–302. Retrieved from https://www.nepjol.info/index.php/njmsr/article/view/92290

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