Chapter 3 Job Analysis
Chapter 3 Job Analysis
Chapter 3 Job Analysis
MGT 351
Chapter 3
Job Analysis
-Job analysis
-Procedure for determining the duties and skill requirements
of a job and the kind of person who should be hired for the
job
-Job description
-The list of jobs duties/responsibilities/reporting
relationship/work condition/supervisory responsibilities
-Job duties
-Responsibilities
-Reporting
-Work condition
-Job specification
-List of Human requirements of the job
-Includes education/skills/personality
-Information collected through job analysis
-Uses of job analysis information
-Recruitment and selection
-Compensation
-Helps in determining the right balance in equity theory
-Performance appraisal
-Job analysis sets up performance standards
-Training
-Ensure complete assignment of duties
-Each job analysis pinpoints managers duties
-Position analysis questionnaire
-A questionnaire used to collect quantifiable data concerning
the duties and responsibilities of a various jobs
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-Authority
-Lists jobholders authority in the area of decision
making, supervision of personnel, and budget
-It may also list the maximum amount of money the
jobholder can disburse
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-Standards of performance
-Lists the standards of performance an employee is
expected to achieve
-Working conditions
-Some job description may contain the physical
working conditions involved in the job
-Some guidelines for job descriptions
-Indicate scope of authority
-Recheck
-Make sure you have fulfilled the legal obligations and
make sure that the jobholder will understand your tone
and language
-Writing job specification
-Deals with these
-What human traits and experience needed
-What type of person to recruit
-Qualities of a person that needed to be tested
-Specifications for trained employees are much easier
-Specifications for untrained workers (IF WE ARE TO
TRAIN THEM) are quite difficult
-Job specification based on judgment
-Mainly based upon educated guess
-Here HM managers ask themselves how many yrs of
experience may be required
-What level of education may be needed etc.
-Job specification based on statistical analysis
-Identifies relationship between human trait as height,
intelligence etc. with job effectiveness
-This statistical steps has five steps
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-Job
-Defined a set of closely related activities carried out for pay
-It can be without pay too (volunteer work)
-Job enlargement
-Assigning workers additional same level activities so as to
increase the number of activities performed
-Job rotation
-Job enrichment
-Best way to motivate a worker as per Frederik Herzberg
-Offers an employee with growth, achievement, and more
responsibilities
-Five ways to promote enrichment
-Form natural work teams
-Each person owns an identifiable body of work
-Combine tasks
-Establish of the clients
-Here the worker has contact as often as possible
with the customer of the product
-Open feedback channel
-De-jobbing
-Means more and more jobs are cross functional in nature
that it is almost difficult to put it in clear cut terms and
conditions
-Responsibilities lie in many areas that are cross-functional
too
-Recent tend in modern organizations