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Job Analysis
- 1. Job Analysis Alok Sawhney Carlos Albizu University
- 2. Alok • Rhymes with Coke • Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology at Carlos Albizu University • Goals of being a licensed clinical psychologist and an established independent business psychologist • MS Clinical Psychology & MBA – Healthcare Administration • 7 years of progressive mid-level management experience in large healthcare systems • Adjunct Professor at Carlos Albizu University – Business Education • American Psychological Association – Division 13 – Society of Consulting Psychologists - Social Media and ListServ Manager
- 6. A Business Psychologist helps the organization manage these relationships authentically. 1
- 7. Consulting Psychology • Governance of Board of Directors – Succession Planning • Executive Assessment – Promotion – Development – Hiring • Executive Coaching – Job Performance – Leadership Effectiveness – Leadership Development • Job Analysis – Executive Outplacement
- 8. Job Analysis is not about personnel, it is personal
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- 11. GOALS and STRATEGIES Skills and Competencies Required Individual Business Unit’s Strategic Plan Performance Behaviors and Results Organization’s Strategic Plan GOALS and STRATEGIES Jobs responsible for essential functions JOB ANALYSIS Performance Assessment 4
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- 13. GOALS and STRATEGIES Skills and Competencies Required Individual Business Unit’s Strategic Plan Performance Behaviors and Results Organization’s Strategic Plan GOALS and STRATEGIES Jobs responsible for essential functions JOB ANALYSIS Performance Assessment 4
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- 22. Job Analysis is not about personnel, it is personal
- 23. AlokSawhney.com