Reviewing Job Analysis Processes
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Why are job analyses important in an organization? Describe the information that should be included in a job analysis as well as methods of collecting it. Also explain the connection that exists among job analysis, job description and job specification.
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Consider the job analyses process as in defining the core organizational needs in performing well within the open position, as in, an accounting within a financial business entity. The job analysis details the framework of listing variety of tasks from accounts receivable or accounts payable within certain time deadline, i.e. month end. Thus, the job analysis will include the market industry research to decipher how other company's categories or providing resources that employees need to successfully meet objectives. In the case example, the financial sector can range from certain administration tasks to production departments relating towards managing ...
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