Qualitative Data Analysis for MBA

My MBA dissertation is already underway, yet the qualitative data I have collected still needs to be organised, coded, and interpreted in a way that answers the research questions convincingly. I need the data analysis section completed first, followed by a tighter literature review that both frames the study and feeds smoothly into the findings.

The core of the job is to work with my existing interview and focus-group transcripts, carry out rigorous thematic coding (using NVivo, ATLAS.ti, or an equivalent qualitative tool), and produce a clear narrative of findings that aligns with the study’s objectives. Once the results are in place, the literature review must be expanded by locating additional peer-reviewed sources, distilling their key insights, and integrating a critical perspective that highlights gaps my research addresses.

Deliverables
• A fully developed Qualitative Data Analysis chapter: coding framework, themes, illustrative quotes, and interpretation.
• An updated Literature Review: new sources added, key points summarised, critical discussion refined, all referenced in Harvard style.
• A short bridging section that links findings to conclusion and recommendations so I can finalise the remaining chapters seamlessly.

Acceptance criteria: clean, plagiarism-free text, consistent academic tone, citations correctly formatted, and every claim traceable to either my data set or literature. I will share the current draft and raw transcripts once we agree on the timeline so you can start right away.