Dear Participant,

Thank you, first of all!

You are being invited to participate in a research study conducted as part of the final capstone project for my Executive MBA program. This study is being done to examine how role ambiguity affects team morale and operational performance in web development agencies across India. The findings will help identify the main consequences of role ambiguity and inform practical recommendations for adapting existing accountability frameworks to better suit multi-project agency work.


PARTICIPATION INFORMATION
You have been invited to participate because of your professional experience working within a web development agency, which provides valuable insight into role clarity and accountability across multiple projects. Participation involves completing a survey questionnaire covering your role and project workload, your day-to-day experience of role clarity, and how unclear responsibilities affect your work. The survey will take approximately 6–8 minutes to complete, depending on your role.

Your participation in this study is entirely voluntary. You may choose not to participate without providing a reason. All responses will be treated as strictly anonymous and used solely for academic/research purposes. No individually identifiable information will be published or shared in any report or publication. Collected data will be stored securely in compliance with Middlesex University Dubai's data protection policy, and will only be accessible to the research team.

The study is conducted in accordance with Middlesex University Dubai's Ethical guidelines and has been reviewed and approved by the ethics committee.


Thank you for considering participation in this study. Your input is highly valued and will make a meaningful contribution to this research.

If you have any questions about this study or wish to request further information, please contact:
NIJITH CHERIAN, Middlesex University Dubai
NC879@live.mdx.ac.uk

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1. I have read and understood the Participant Information shared above. I am voluntarily giving my consent to participate in this study. (Required.)

 
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