A Study on Work Life Balance on Women Entrepreneur (With Reference to Bengaluru)

A Study on Work Life Balance on Women Entrepreneur (With Reference to Bengaluru)

Miss. Chandana S, (1DA22BA008), 4th Semester Student, Dept. of MBA, Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology.

Dr. Leela M H, Assistant Professor, Dept. of MBA, Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology.

ABSTRACT:

This study explores the work-life balance challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in Bengaluru, focusing on how they manage business responsibilities alongside personal and family obligations. Using a sample of 56 women entrepreneurs, the research examines factors such as time management, family support, business growth, and mental and physical health. The findings indicate that while women entrepreneurs are generally satisfied with their business growth and the support they receive from family, they face significant challenges in balancing work-related stress, marketing, and maintaining personal time. The study highlights the need for targeted interventions, such as stress management, mental health support, and improved leadership training, to enhance the overall well-being and success of women entrepreneurs. The primary data has been obtained through a questionnaire distributed to women entrepreneurs with respect to Bengaluru of Karnataka. The interview method was employed to collect further relevant information. The Secondary data has been use to collect the information needed. Thus, the total sample size for the study comprised fifty-six respondents. The data was organized using percentages and presented in simple analytical tables for ease of analysis. MS excel and SPSS was employed for tabulation and conducting the various tests. ANOVA and Correlation analysis were applied to test the hypotheses.

Keywords: Women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, business growth, family support, mental health, stress management, leadership training, Bengaluru, women in business, entrepreneurship