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What is the primary focus of job analysis in HRM?
What is the primary focus of job analysis in HRM?
Which of the following methods is NOT commonly used to collect job analysis information?
Which of the following methods is NOT commonly used to collect job analysis information?
Which component is NOT included in the worker requirements of job analysis?
Which component is NOT included in the worker requirements of job analysis?
Which of the following does NOT represent a change in work schedules?
Which of the following does NOT represent a change in work schedules?
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Which aspect of job analysis focuses on the traits and attributes required to accomplish work?
Which aspect of job analysis focuses on the traits and attributes required to accomplish work?
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Study Notes
Job Analysis
- Job analysis focuses on the requirements of a job, not the individual.
- It's an HRM practice that involves collecting data about job duties, necessary requirements, and the traits of a successful candidate.
Job Analysis Outcomes
- Job descriptions are important for employers and employees.
Collecting Job Analysis Information
- Methods include interviewing current employees, observing them, distributing questionnaires, and using employee diaries.
Important Components of Job Analysis
- Job Content: The specific tasks and responsibilities of the job.
- Job Context: The work environment and the factors that impact the job.
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Worker Requirements:
- Knowledge: The specific knowledge needed to perform the job.
- Skill: The abilities and proficiency required for the job.
- Ability: The natural talent or aptitude needed for the job.
- Personal Characteristics: Personality traits or personal qualities that are needed.
- Credentials: Educational qualifications or certifications required for the job.
Changes in Work Schedules
- Compressed Workweek: A work schedule where employees work longer hours per day but fewer days per week.
- Flexible Time: Allows employees to adjust their work hours within specific limits.
- Job Sharing: Two or more employees share a single job.
- Telecommuting: Working remotely from home or another location.
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This quiz explores the principles of job analysis within Human Resource Management. It covers the methods used for data collection, the components of job analysis, and the significance of creating thorough job descriptions. Test your understanding of how these practices contribute to effective HR management.
