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Posts tagged "Job analysis"

Designing Organisations — People or Tasks?

Posted by Daniel Rose - November 24, 2011 - Blog

An idea that comes up quite often in job analy­sis is that you should struc­ture your organ­i­sa­tion around the work that needs to be per­formed, rather than the peo­ple you have. On the sur­face, that’s a sound idea. You never know when you’ll end up with a vacancy, and you want that vacancy filled with […]

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Job Analysis, Part 3 — Knowledge, Experience and Qualifications

Posted by Daniel Rose - April 16, 2011 - Blog

This is the third and final part in a series of arti­cles about job analy­sis. You can view the first arti­cle, about job out­comes, and the sec­ond arti­cle, about bound­aries, tasks and com­mu­ni­ca­tion. The third part of job analy­sis, using my method­ol­ogy, is to deter­mine what knowl­edge, qual­i­fi­ca­tions and expe­ri­ence an employee would need to […]

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Job Analysis, Part 2: Boundaries, Tasks, Communication

Posted by Daniel Rose - April 12, 2011 - Blog

This is part two of a series explain­ing a sim­ple method of job analy­sis, suit­able for use in most organ­i­sa­tions. If you haven’t yet read it, you might like to visit Job Analy­sis, Part I: Out­comes. This is where we uncover the real “size” of the role. A key thing to under­stand is that we […]

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Job Analysis, Part I: Outcomes

Posted by Daniel Rose - April 10, 2011 - Blog

When peo­ple rede­fine organ­i­sa­tional struc­tures, defin­ing par­tic­u­lar roles is often an area where peo­ple strug­gle. For those who don’t know, this is called “Job Analy­sis”, and there are a great num­ber of sys­tems avail­able today. that help you per­form this task. Whether they are of any use is a dif­fer­ent ques­tion, though. This post is […]

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“The Job Lifecycle” Explained">“The Job Lifecycle” Explained

Posted by Daniel Rose - February 19, 2011 - Blog

To begin, I con­sider that any job within an organ­i­sa­tion con­sists of a cycle. By job I don’t mean a posi­tion, but a set of work tasks. For exam­ple, Mick works at Acme, Inc. mak­ing wid­gets.  While the com­pany could con­ceiv­ably last for­ever, Mick and the wid­gets are finite. Both the employ­ees and the work […]

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Simple Staff for Simple Jobs?

Posted by Daniel Rose - December 17, 2010 - Blog

One thing that I always find amaz­ing is the prac­tice of try­ing to down­play roles in order to reduce the pay level of a posi­tion. It’s always seemed a lit­tle bit point­less. What’s really inter­est­ing about this prac­tice is that it has vir­tu­ally no ben­e­fit. It alien­ates employ­ees, and saves very lit­tle on pay­roll costs. […]

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Daniel Rose’s top five tips for effective Job Descriptions

Posted by Daniel Rose - October 31, 2010 - Blog

Devel­op­ing posi­tion descrip­tions is never an easy task. Doing it cor­rectly involves research, nego­ti­a­tion, organ­i­sa­tional knowl­edge and care­ful plan­ning. If you break it down into steps, how­ever, it becomes much more man­age­able, and your results will be improved. To help make the process eas­ier, I’ve made a list of my top five tips for creating […]

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