There was no concept of online shopping in Pakistan before the inception of Daraz. Online shopping in Pakistan was all about buying clothes and accessories from various retailers’ pages on Facebook, most of them owned by individuals with unique ideas and designs. Corruption, misleading information and the worst after sales service were common attributes of ecommerce in our country. Daraz was the first full thought out online store in Pakistan which took these issues into consideration and tried to rectify them
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tribe leader, Khushal Khan Khattak (“Afghanistan And Pakistan” 7). Khattak committed himself to promoting Pashtun unity and self-reliance, he inspired many Pashtun revolts, and is considered by many Pashtuns as a “great nationalistic hero” (“Afghanistan And Pakistan” 7). Possibly inspired by Khattak during the 18th century, Ahmad Shah Durrani, a military commander, founded the Durrani Empire which encompassed present day Afghanistan, Pakistan, and parts of the surrounding countries (Rashid 19). The
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▪ How Employees learn culture ▪ Innovative culture ▪ Customer-responsive culture ▪ Focus on individual development ▪ Trust and openness ▪ Employee’s Empowerment ▪ Toleration of Employees Expression The Environment 24 ▪ Stakeholder relationships Socioeconomic view 25 Value-Based Management Managerial Ethics
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of coca cola 14 Goal of coca cola 14 History of Coca Cola 15 Coca Cola in Pakistan 16 Today of coca cola 17 Market Conduction 18 Market Position
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ABSTRACT Ocuupational health and safety have great importance in the employees work environment because now a days human resource is the most valuable asset that an organization does have and the existance of bad occupational health and safety environment greatly affect the job performance of employees. In this study the policies regarding occupational health and safety, health hazards associated with the job environment, employer’s responsibility for having good occupational health and safety measures
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Religious Tourism: Problems faced by Sikh tourists in Pakistan * Abstract This study was conducted to find out the difficulties and problems which are faced by the Sikh community in the city of Nankana Sahib, the founding city of Sikhism. A hassle-free travel in a country results in more tourists with the passage of time. The method of questionnaire-based survey was used to conduct this research. The questions asked in this survey are related to security setups, social atmosphere, travel and
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across the field of Textile Design Technology and Creative design. I can express a great deal of skill in managing projects from conception till its triumphant inception. I am capable of maintaining a consistent performance under pressurized working environment. Objective To attain an opportunity in a dynamic and reputed company where I can enhance and apply a broad spectrum of design processes, skills and knowledge and serve as a conscientious professional. Education Masters of Business
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Impact of Global financial crisis On Pakistan By: Nauman Ayubi Butt Roll # 8511 Table of contents 1) Reason of choosing this topic 2) Introduction 3) The term ‘Financial Crises’ 4) Financial Crisis 2007-2009 5) Causes of the crisis 6) The crisis getting global 7) The Financial crisis and Pakistan: 8) Sectoral impact of the crisis in Pakistan: 9) External sector impact i) Exports ii) Imports 10) Financial Sector impact on i) Foreign exchange ii) Banking sector iii) Circular
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market segments. In this project, I have been asked to analyze the main characteristics that could influence McDonald’s market development strategy or in other words international market entry strategy for the purpose of opening a fresh branch in Pakistan. In order to analyze these characteristics, at first we need to know about the background of McDonald’s business. McDonald’s is considered as the largest and best acknowledged worldwide food services vendor. It has around more than 30,000 restaurants
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towards the integration of the Pakistani economy into the world economy. It will look into the opportunities that Pakistan is likely to gain in a more globalised world, with special focus on the textile and clothing sector and the potential growth in this sector after the abolition of the Multi Fibre Arrangement (MFA) in 2005. New challenges that may emerge in a more open trading environment will also be discussed. 1. Introduction Globalisation broadly defined as the free movement of goods, services
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