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Above Mean score Private and Public sector bank managers the table shows that the mean 1 Mean 93.30000 score of combined 2 Median 94.00000 managers is 93.30 which is 3 Standard deviation 07.17989 72.30%.This clearly shows 4 Variance 51.55084 that the mean score of public 5 Standard error 01.00100 sector bank managers is the highest. It can be concluded on the basis of findings of this study that managers employed in public sector banks are more satisfied than the managers employed in private sector in South Tamil Nadu. Calculation of Mean Score of Officers Separate calculation are done to find out whose mean score is the highest and to compare the mean scores of private and public sector bank officers with the overall mean score. Public sector Bank Officers: Among the 30 officers selected for the study from two banks, 15 were from State Bank of India and 15 from Indian Bank. The study found that 28 of them are satisfied from their jobs. Effort was made to find their mean scores, standard deviations, median, variance and standard error. Findings are presented the table. Mean score private sector bank officers 1 Mean 109.50000 2 Median 108.00000 3 Standard deviation 009.27562 4 Variance 086.03740 5 Standard error 001.75290 Above the table shows that the mean score of satisfied officers of public sector banks is 109.5 as against the total score of 155 making it 70.65%.The standard deviation is 9.27562, and median of the series is 108, which is less than actual mean calculated. So, it can be said that there are some managers whose scores are even lesser than the calculated mean score. Private Sector Bank Officers:
Among the 30 officers selected for the study from two banks. The study found that two were natural and 26 of them were satisfied with their jobs. Effort was made to find their mean scores, standard deviation, median, variance and standard error. Findings are presented the table. Above the table shows that the mean score of satisfied officers of private sector banks is 110.07692 against the total score of 155 making it 71.01%.The standard deviation is 6.92776, which is less as compared to those of public sector bank managers. Median of the series is 111, Which is almost equal to the actual mean calculated So, it can be said that the mean score is the real representative score of the officers employed in private sector banks selected for the study. Combined Bank Officers (both public and private sectors): Out of total 60 officers selected for the study, 54 were found to be satisfied. Effort was made to find their mean score, median, Standard deviation, variance and standard error. Findings are presented in the table. 1 Mean score private sector bank officers 1 Mean 110.07692 2 Median 111.00000 3 Standard deviation 006.92776 4 Variance 047.99000 5 Standard error 001.38560 Mean score Mean score of combined (public and private sector bank) officers 109.77700 Mean 2 Median 109.00000 3 Standard deviation 8.15803 4 Variance 66.55300
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