Volume 11 | Issue 3 |

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Stress is not new to human beings. It has existed throughout the evolution. At work or in life everyone experiences stress. All face delays, deprivation failures, losses, obligations and pressures etc. These stressors occur as a result of individuals perception of and event. In same situation someone may interpret stress as non stressor, someone may interpret it as moderate stressor and someone may interpret it as a major stressor. The effects of stress are both positive and negative. Positive stress enables individual to perform with enhanced efficiency and effectiveness, while negative stress can result in medical and physical disorders. Research performed in this field suggests that stress can improve our performance. The primary goal of this research was to identify the impact of job stress on job performance of banking employees. By sampling 6 banks, 20 responses from each bank We've identified major factors that impact job performance of private banking employees.

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stress, positive and negative, job performance and banking employees

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Today's world is dynamic and ever-changing. It's become widely accepted that children born at the late end of the 20th century and subsequent generations can expect to have around five careers over the course of a lifetime. Online classes and specialised skill workshops are becoming easy ways for employees to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and skills necessary to thrive in today's modern workplace. Because of this, increasingly employers are valuing soft skills in potential employees. For most industries, soft skills such as adaptability and empathy are considered just as valuable in a new employee as the skills and qualifications they hold. Now more than ever, it is crucial that schools integrate new learning techniques to help prepare children for the future workplace. Rote and didactic learning styles have dominated the education system since the industrial revolution. With both these methods, the child plays a relatively passive role in the learning process. In more recent times, it has become common practice for teachers to integrate more active learning techniques in the classroom such as experiential learning. Experiential [learning] is a philosophy and methodology in which educators purposefully engage with students in direct experience and focused reflection in order to increase knowledge, develop skills, and clarify values. Experiential [learning] is a philosophy and methodology in which educators purposefully engage with students in direct experience and focused reflection in order to increase knowledge, develop skills, and clarify values. Unlike traditional classroom situations where students may compete with one another or remain uninvolved or unmotivated and where the instruction is highly structured, students in experiential learning situations cooperate and learn from one another in a more semi-structured approach. Instruction is designed to engage students in direct experiences which are tied to real-world problems and situations in which the instructor facilitates rather than directs student progress.

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Learning process, Secondary Students, reflection , School

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Consumer Behavior , Social Media , Consumer Choice , Purchasing Decision.

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Tacrolimus is a highly valued multipurpose medication with a wide range of biological features. It is known to reduce graft rejection in humans and has the potential to cure a variety of skin problems as well as anti-inflammatory macrolactams as an immunosuppressant. Due to the structural intricacy, chemical synthesis is difficult; consequently, microbial manufacture utilizing Streptomyces tsukubaensis has been favored. The yield can easily be boosted by several folds using a variety of genetic manipulation and mutagenesis approaches. Understanding the biosynthesis process of Tacrolimus has relied heavily on biotechnological approaches. Tacrolimus is a strong immunosuppressant and a polyketide macrolide generated by the Streptomyces species. It is commonly utilized as an anti-fibrotic drug. Streptomyces tsukubaensis was developed as a mutant strain utilizing a dual mutagenesis technique using mutagens (NTG +UV), and this strain demonstrated greater tacrolimus production. The genus Streptomyces includes high G+C Gram-positive bacteria, which present a characteristic life cycle closely connected with their ability to produce secondary metabolites. These bacteria are among the most ubiquitous soil microorganisms. After mutation these bacteria exhibit variation in their phenotype as well as in genotypic level.

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Tacrolimus, Strain improvement, Multipurpose medication , physical mutation, mutagen, phenotype, genotype

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Abstract: The capacity of blockchain technology to record transactions data, offer trust and transparency, has increased its prominence in subsequent generations. and enable new applications and services. The healthcare industry is no exception, as blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize Computerized health records as well as virtual medical information by providing enhanced security, privacy, and patient-centricity. To increase patient satisfaction and joy, the research analyses the potential effects on distributed ledger innovation on EHRs and EMRs. The paper starts off by giving a general introduction to blockchain technology but also its pertinent applications in the healthcare industry. The next section looks at the possible advantages of ledger system for EHRs and EMRs, such as improved security and privacy, enhanced interoperability, and patient centricity. Finally, the paper discusses the potential challenges associated with integrating blockchain technology into EHRs and EMRs, such as scalability, interoperability, and cost.

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Keywords: Blockchain, Electronic Health Records, Electronic Medical Records, Security.

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Maintaining happy customers is crucial to any company's long-term survival. In this paper, we attempted to quantify the extent to which customers of mobile network providers were satisfied with the services they received. A survey with 100 valid responses was conducted and evaluated using the Chi-square test to see whether there was a statistically significant difference in respondents' places of residence. To determine the degree of satisfaction among the respondents, an Importance-Performance Analysis (IPA) was used with an Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) to determine the numerous aspects affecting when acquiring a SIM card (IPA). Based on the data, we know that income is the only demographic component that matters in both settings. Payment, Customer Care, Price Related Factor, Additional Services, Technical Factor, Promotional Factor, and Other Factors of Airtel, Vodafone, Jio, and Vi were shown to be the most influential on consumer behavior.

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Important Performance Analysis, Customer Satisfaction, and Telecommunications

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Quality Innovation, Global Pandemic, SME, ICT, WFH, Gig Economy, AI&ML, IoT Digital Surge.

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Millets are coarse grain (mota anej) which is also ancient forgotten grain. Millets were traditionally grown and colon on the Indian". Subcontinent for the last 5000 years. They contain high nutritional value and are rich in proteins, vitamins, minerals and fibres. Millets require little water, inexpensive and ground fertility. They have long enjoyed the tay of "(poor men's food grain" due to its sheer affordability. From 1960-65 (Green Revolution) fill the end 2000 they were completely forgotten. Due to the introduction of hybrid, wheat and rice. This demands declined drastically and they started to become extinct. They have now made a comeback and are being called the new suffered. One food that causes many chronic diseases, like diabetes (or pass Obesity).

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Millets, proteins, food grain, hybrid, diabetes.

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Union Membership; Trade Unions,Working Conditions; Perceptions; Linear Regression, Kenya

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portfolio, awareness, fundamental, inflation, literacy.

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