Job analysis is the process of identifying and determining the tasks, duties, skills, and responsibilities of a job. It involves creating job descriptions, which outline the duties of a role, and job specifications, which define the qualifications needed. The purpose of job analysis is to establish job-related procedures for selection, compensation, training, and performance evaluation. It helps organizations hire the right employees for the right jobs and understand the key requirements of different roles.
2. • A job may be defined as a “collection or
aggregation of tasks, duties and responsibilities
which as a whole, are regarded as a regular
assignment to individual employees”.
3. Job Analysis
• This is a process to identify and determine in
detail the particular job duties and
requirements and the relative importance of
these duties for a given job.
• Process where judgments are made about
data collected.
• It involves job specification and job
description
4. Importance of Job Analysis
• The purpose of Job Analysis is to establish and
document the job relatedness' of employment
procedures such as:
– Selection, compensation
– Training
– Performance appraisal
5. Compensation
• Money that is paid to someone in exchange for
something that has been lost or damaged or for
some problem
• The combination of money and other
benefits (= rewards) that an employee receives for
doing their job
6. Training
• Job analysis can be used for training and
needs assessment to identify the following
– Training condition
– Assessment test used to identify effectiveness‘
– Equipment's used in delivering the training
7. Performance appraisal
• Job analysis can be used in performance review to identify and develop
• Goals and objectives
• Performance and evaluation
• Evaluation criteria
• Duties of probationary/trying periods
8. Conclusion
• Job Analysis is very important in every
organization because it helps to know the KSA of
the employees and to hire the right employees
on the right job.
– It involves jobs specification and job description.
– Process where judgments are made about data
collected.
– The purpose of conducting job analysis is for training,
compensation and selection process.
– Aspects to be analyzed include environment,
equipment, and relationships
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10. Meaning
• A job description is a document that describes
the general tasks, or other related,
and responsibilities of a position
• It may specify the functionary to whom the
position reports, specifications such as
the qualifications or skills needed by the
person in the job, and a salary range.
11. Importance
• All employees like to know what is expected of them
and how they will be evaluated. Job descriptions can
also be a great value to employers.
• It helps determine how critical the job is, how this
particular job relates to others and identify the
characteristics needed by a new employee filling the
role
• A job description typically outlines the necessary skills,
training and education needed by a potential
employee. It will spell out duties and responsibilities of
the job.
12. Contents
• Job Identification.
• Job Summary.
• Job Duties and Responsibilities.
• Working Conditions.
• Social Environment.
• Machines, Tools and Equipment.
• Supervision.
• Relation to other Jobs.
13. Conclusion
• A job description is a list of the general tasks,
or functions, and responsibilities of position.
Typically, it also includes to whom the position
reports, specifications needed by the person
in the job. A job description is usually
developed by conducting a job analysis, which
includes examining the tasks and sequences of
tasks necessary to perform the job.
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16. JOB SPECIFICATION Example
• MARKETING MANAGER
– Description
• The marketing manager is responsible for the overall
management of the marketing department.
– Experience
• 10 years
• Supervising a staff
– Education
• Bachelors Degree in Marketing or a related field
required
• Masters in Business or Marketing preferred
17. CONCLUSION
• While job description describes activities to be
done , The job Specification list the Knowledge
Skill and abilities (KSA) of individual to
perform job Satisfactorily
• Without proper job analysis by the human
resources department, it is difficult for any
organization to remain competitive and be
able to attract and retain talent.
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19. What is Strategic Planning?
• Strategic planning is an organization's process
of defining its strategy, or direction, and
making decisions on allocating its resources to
pursue this strategy.
– What do want to do?
– How do we best excel?
– Where do we want the company to be?
20. Importance
• Requirement for sustained competitive
advantage
• Views things from broader perspective
• Facilitates collaboration
21. Benefits
• Defines Company's vision, mission & future goals.
• Improves awareness of the external & internal
environments and clearly identifies the
competitive advantage.
• Increases managers commitment to achieving
company objectives.
• Improves coordination of activities & more
efficient allocation of company's resources.
• Strengthens the firms performance.