LS222 Chapter 4: chapter 4 job analysis.docx
16 Apr 2014
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2: contamination and deficiency, time and costs of job analysis, deficiency an error of omission when a job description or specification fails to incorporate important aspects of the job, contamination an error that occurs when unimportant or invalid behaviours or attributes are incorporated into a job required for success description or specification. Process of job analysis: determine the job or process to be analyzed, benchmarks external comparators for organizational jobs and performance criteria, national occupational classification (noc, dictionary of occupational titles (dot, occupational information network (o*net, determine methods and analyze the job or process, selection criteria for job analysis methods include the following, cost. What behaviours are required for successful job performance? was the last job analysis done? is the job performed: who, what, when, where, why does this job exist, define and formalize new methods and performance standards for the job or process a)
