Organizational
Analysis
Strategic
Choices in Job
Analysis
Collection of
Job Analysis
Information
Developing Job
Description
and Job
Specification
4. CHECKLIST
Occupational information Network (O*NET) is a free
online database that contains hundreds of
occupational definitions to help students, job seekers,
businesses and workforce development professionals
to understand today's world of work in the United
States. It was developed under the sponsorship of the
US Department of Labor/Employment and Training
Administration (USDOL/ETA)
Selection & Recruitment
Training
Performance Appraisal
Job Design & Re – Design
Job Evaluation
Compensation and Benefits
Support Legality of
Employment Practices
Safety and Health
 Lack of Support from Top Management
 Relies on Single Method for Data Collection
 Lack of Training/Motivation
 Non – Involvement of Supervisor and Employee
 Employees’ Fears
 Need to Update Gathered Information
• Make the job analysis a joint effort ( HR Manager, Worker,
Supervisors)
• Make sure question and process both are clear to employee
• Determination of minimum job requirements
• Use of various methods
NOTE -: The sample is not meant to be for all type of positions.
This can be updated per your companies policies and job responsibility
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This example is for a SALES PERSON.
SUMMARY OF
POSITION
•Research &
identification of
target client
sectors
•Develops &
implementation of
sales process,
follow ups
,presentation, and
closing procedures.
•Maintain contact
reports, sales
projection and
quota ratios.
JOB DUTIES
•Creation of new
targeted client list
•Maintain
relationship with
initial & potential
clients
•Regular routine &
regular follow up
•Closes sales
•Maintain regular
records &
reporting activity.
COMPUTER
SKILLS &
SOFTWARE USED
•Complete
knowledge of MS-
OFFICE
•Windows operating
system
•CRM software.
REPORTING
STRUCTURE
•Will report to
regional sales
manager
•Participation in
annual sales
meeting is
mandatory.
EDUCATION
AND TRAINING
•Bachelor degree
in business
finance or
accounting or 5
years experience
and high school
diploma.
•ABC
FINANCIAL
PLANNING
level3 or higher
SKILLS &
APTITUDE
•Fearless cold
caller,250+
outbound calls
per week
•Ability to close a
sale
•Adapt to
changing
financial
conditions and
meet customer
expectations
ENVIRONMENT
& PHYSICAL
•Work in high
volume sales
office
•Able to sit for
prolonged periods
of time
•Able to travel
anytime
LICENSE &
CERTIFICATION
•CFP- certified
financial planner
•California drivers
license
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  • 6.
    Organizational Analysis Strategic Choices in Job Analysis Collectionof Job Analysis Information Developing Job Description and Job Specification
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    Occupational information Network(O*NET) is a free online database that contains hundreds of occupational definitions to help students, job seekers, businesses and workforce development professionals to understand today's world of work in the United States. It was developed under the sponsorship of the US Department of Labor/Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA)
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    Selection & Recruitment Training PerformanceAppraisal Job Design & Re – Design Job Evaluation Compensation and Benefits Support Legality of Employment Practices Safety and Health
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     Lack ofSupport from Top Management  Relies on Single Method for Data Collection  Lack of Training/Motivation  Non – Involvement of Supervisor and Employee  Employees’ Fears  Need to Update Gathered Information
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    • Make thejob analysis a joint effort ( HR Manager, Worker, Supervisors) • Make sure question and process both are clear to employee • Determination of minimum job requirements • Use of various methods
  • 17.
    NOTE -: Thesample is not meant to be for all type of positions. This can be updated per your companies policies and job responsibility Source-Staffing-and-recruiting-essential.com
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    This example isfor a SALES PERSON.
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    SUMMARY OF POSITION •Research & identificationof target client sectors •Develops & implementation of sales process, follow ups ,presentation, and closing procedures. •Maintain contact reports, sales projection and quota ratios. JOB DUTIES •Creation of new targeted client list •Maintain relationship with initial & potential clients •Regular routine & regular follow up •Closes sales •Maintain regular records & reporting activity. COMPUTER SKILLS & SOFTWARE USED •Complete knowledge of MS- OFFICE •Windows operating system •CRM software. REPORTING STRUCTURE •Will report to regional sales manager •Participation in annual sales meeting is mandatory.
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    EDUCATION AND TRAINING •Bachelor degree inbusiness finance or accounting or 5 years experience and high school diploma. •ABC FINANCIAL PLANNING level3 or higher SKILLS & APTITUDE •Fearless cold caller,250+ outbound calls per week •Ability to close a sale •Adapt to changing financial conditions and meet customer expectations ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL •Work in high volume sales office •Able to sit for prolonged periods of time •Able to travel anytime LICENSE & CERTIFICATION •CFP- certified financial planner •California drivers license