A.1ResearcherIntroductionResearch means the process of generating and analyzing information. The system of collecting data for research projects is known as research methodology. Data may be collected for theoretical or practical research purposes. These are the different profiles of a researcher. InsiderThe Inside researcher is the researcher who researches their own organization and the place where they work. If the researcher is involved in research on their own field of work at their workplace, is this called inside the researcher? Insider research has the researcher trying to find out what is inside the people they are studying. It attempts to understand the thinking patterns of people's behavior within an organization, in order to consider what they actually mean when they say or do something. When he understands this type of research, he can either observe others or work alongside them and observe them at the same time. He has the ethical problem of whether or not he should tell the people he works with that he is monitoring what they do and say, with the unknown of the research in mind. Internal researchers may not fare better, but in an important sense, once they become researchers. For example, in the case of an organization whose employee turnover was very high. So, as a researcher, he can research what are the problems related to high employee turnover. OutsiderResearch in another part of the organization is called an external researcher. Foreign researchers may also face boundary conflicts and then ethical conflicts. For example, its functions consist of accessing a particular search. For example a school under certain conditions of confidentiality and under requirement which gives the research participants the middle of the article ......th experience as well as certain qualitative data. However, designing survey instruments capable of generating credible data can be difficult.ObservationsObservation relies on the researcher's ability to gather data through their senses and allows researchers to document actual behavior rather than the behavioral response. However, observed objects may act differently when they survive and observation may be influenced by researchers around the world. (2014, February). male', maldives. Bhattacharyya, D. K. (2009). Research methodology. India. Khuzaima. (nd). research methodologies notes from Cyrix. Kothari, CR (2004). Research methodology: methods and techniques. Kumaru, R. (2005). Research methodology. WISE.