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Questions and Answers
Which of the following components is NOT part of a job analysis?
Which of the following components is NOT part of a job analysis?
- Preferred Work Hours (correct)
- Performance Metrics
- Required Qualifications
- Job Summary
What is one common method for gathering information about a job position?
What is one common method for gathering information about a job position?
- Formal Education
- Observation (correct)
- Internet Search
- Self-Assessment
In the context of job recruitment, which of the following is an external source?
In the context of job recruitment, which of the following is an external source?
- Employee Referrals
- Management Recommendations
- Job Portals (correct)
- Internal Job Postings
What is the primary purpose of conducting a job evaluation?
What is the primary purpose of conducting a job evaluation?
Which element is associated with the onboarding process?
Which element is associated with the onboarding process?
What is the focus of skill-based job analysis?
What is the focus of skill-based job analysis?
Which training approach is aimed at addressing immediate skill deficits?
Which training approach is aimed at addressing immediate skill deficits?
What is a major advantage of internal recruitment?
What is a major advantage of internal recruitment?
Which of the following is NOT a training method listed for employee development?
Which of the following is NOT a training method listed for employee development?
What is the first step in the training plan?
What is the first step in the training plan?
Which of the following is considered an external motivation factor?
Which of the following is considered an external motivation factor?
Which of these areas is not mentioned as part of life-long learning?
Which of these areas is not mentioned as part of life-long learning?
What is a key aspect of performance analysis in talent and performance management?
What is a key aspect of performance analysis in talent and performance management?
Which leadership style is characterized by providing vision and inspiring motivation?
Which leadership style is characterized by providing vision and inspiring motivation?
Which of the following describes the stages of development for managing teams?
Which of the following describes the stages of development for managing teams?
Which of the following is NOT a major personality trait assessed for organizational behavior?
Which of the following is NOT a major personality trait assessed for organizational behavior?
What type of conflict management involves working toward a common goal?
What type of conflict management involves working toward a common goal?
Which theory describes internal factors stimulating behavior?
Which theory describes internal factors stimulating behavior?
What stage of change management focuses on maintaining energy after implementation?
What stage of change management focuses on maintaining energy after implementation?
Which of the following is considered an internal motivation process?
Which of the following is considered an internal motivation process?
Which trait is typically associated with emotional regulation in a workplace?
Which trait is typically associated with emotional regulation in a workplace?
Flashcards
Job Analysis
Job Analysis
A detailed description of a job, including its purpose, key responsibilities, required qualifications, and working conditions.
Gathering Job Information
Gathering Job Information
The process of gathering information about a job through observation, interviews, questionnaires, and expert opinions.
Job Evaluation
Job Evaluation
A framework used to determine the value and importance of different jobs within an organization, often based on skills, experience, and responsibilities.
Skill-Based Job Analysis
Skill-Based Job Analysis
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Recruitment
Recruitment
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Onboarding
Onboarding
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Training and Development
Training and Development
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Matching Needs and Characteristics
Matching Needs and Characteristics
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Needs Analysis
Needs Analysis
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Training Plan
Training Plan
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Training Evaluation
Training Evaluation
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Performance Appraisal
Performance Appraisal
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Talent Management
Talent Management
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Professional Career
Professional Career
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Employee Engagement and Experience
Employee Engagement and Experience
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Employer Branding
Employer Branding
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Motivation
Motivation
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Work-Life Balance Programs
Work-Life Balance Programs
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Reconciliation Measure Program
Reconciliation Measure Program
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Organizational Behavior (OB)
Organizational Behavior (OB)
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Perception Systems
Perception Systems
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Belief System
Belief System
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Coaching Leadership Style
Coaching Leadership Style
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Study Notes
Job Analysis
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Contents of the analysis:
- Job title
- Tasks involved
- Department
- Methods of task completion
- Reporting structure
- Purpose of the position
- Job summary
- Characteristics of the occupant
- Key responsibilities
- Required qualifications
- Desired skills (e.g., stress tolerance)
- Degree of responsibility
- Working conditions
- Performance metrics (frequency of tasks)
- Salary range
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Gathering information:
- Observation: Recording work performance and essential traits
- Interviews: Collecting information
- Questionnaires: Assessing workers
- Expert opinion: Consulting specialists
- Agenda: Recording workers' activities
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Job Evaluation:
- Importance of each job assessed using a point-based system
Skill-Based Job Analysis
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Attraction, Recruitment, Selection:
- Knowledge (can be acquired)
- Ability (can be trained)
- Attitudes (can be improved)
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Recruitment:
- Internal: Advantages, disadvantages
- External:
- Press (newspapers, magazines)
- Job portals (e.g., LinkedIn)
- Universities
- Headhunting
- Conferences
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Selection process: Matching corporate needs with candidate characteristics
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Onboarding Process:
- Preparation for interview:
- Welcome meeting
- Understanding the company structure
- Training on market, business, job, and skills
- Conducting the interview
- Rotation (temporary positions to gain experience)
- Evaluation by employee (assessing welcome and reception)
- Closing the interview (permanent staff)
- Preparation for interview:
Development, Training, and Learning
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Organisational needs: Identifying future needs, strategic issues
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Individual needs: Career goals, skill gaps, professional development
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Learning Methods:
- On-site courses
- Online courses
- Expert lectures
- E-courses
- Group meetings
- Case studies
- Online tutors
- Classroom sessions
- Simulations
- Online role-playing
- Project preparation (teams)
- Outdoor training
- Games
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Training Plan:
- Need detection
- Design and planning
- Imparting (attendance tracking)
- Evaluation
Performance Appraisal and Compensation
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Performance appraisal: Evaluating performance against targets, promoting communication and productivity
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Pay Compensation:
- Fixed salary
- In-kind compensation (products/services)
- Variable pay (based on performance)
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Life-Long learning areas:
- Digital competencies
- Personal management skills
- Languages
- Welfare
- Compliance
Talent and Performance Management
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Talent identification: Identifying potential
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Performance analysis: Target setting, promoting communication, improving productivity
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Professional career development:
- Competency profile
- Positions an employee passes through
- Regular performance appraisals
- Customized training
Collective Agreement, Employee Engagement, and Experience
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Employer branding: Building a positive perception
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Motivation:
- External (immaterial): Compensation, recognition
- Internal: Skills, abilities, personal satisfaction (e.g., MBA, development programs)
- Work-life balance: Team buildings, relaxation areas, mental health programs
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Reconciliation measure programs: Policies for a more human work environment and actions to achieve it
Organisational Behaviour (OB)
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Investigating the effect of individuals, groups and structure on OB: Improving effectiveness
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Anthropology
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Perception Systems (Mental Mapping): Visual, auditory, kinesthetic, gustatory, encoding, decoding, recalling, storing
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Belief systems: Statements taken for granted/fact
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Personality traits (to assess):
- Extroversion
- Emotional stability
- Openness to experience
- Agreeableness
- Conscientiousness
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Emotional regulation strategies: Avoidance vs. Action, Reply vs. Reaction, Emotion vs. Task
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Basic emotions: Sadness, happiness, fear, rage
Leadership and Management Styles
- Leadership styles: Coaching, feedback, contact, empowerment
- Big 5 personality traits: Product-oriented/Structure, employee-oriented/consideration, contingency/situational approach
- Types of leaders: Transformational, charismatic, authentic & ethical, conscious, resonant
- Delegating, directing styles
Team Management
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Conflict management:
- Initial stages, manifest conflict, resolution
- Avoidances, concessions, compromises, competing, collaboration
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Destructive conflict management approaches: Criticism, contempt, ridicule, withdrawal
Employee Motivation, Satisfaction and Commitment
- Content theories: Describing, explaining how behavior is stimulated/altered (Maslow, Alderfer, Herzberg, McClelland)
- Process theories: Internal factors stimulating behavior (Vroom, Skinner, Bandura)
Change Management
- Stages: Stagnation, preparation, implementation, consistency, goal
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