Chap-4 terms Flashcards

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Job?

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formal group or cluster of tasks

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Role?

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an expected pattern or set of behaviors

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Job analysis?

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systematic process of identifying and describing the important aspects of a job and the characteristics a worker needs to do it well

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Job family?

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grouping of jobs that either call for similar worker characteristics or contain parallel work tasks

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Future-oriented job analysis?

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technique for analyzing new jobs or how jobs will look in the future

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Essential functions?

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fundamental duties or tasks of a position

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Job description?

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written description of the duties and responsibilities associated with a job

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Person specification?

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summarizes the characteristics of someone able to perform the job well

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Essential criteria?

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job candidate characteristics that are critical to the adequate performance of a new hire

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Desirable criteria?

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job candidate criteria that may enhance the new hire’s job success, but that are not essential to adequate job performance

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Critical incidents technique?

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job analysis method that identifies extremely effective and ineffective behaviors by documenting critical incidents that have occurred on the job

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Job elements method?

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job analysis method that uses expert brainstorming sessions to identify the characteristics successful workers already have

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Structured interview technique?

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job analysis method in which subject matter experts provide information about the job verbally in structured face-to-face interviews

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Subject matter expert?

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person who exhibits expertise in a job

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Task inventory approach?

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job analysis method in which job experts generate a list of 50 to 200 tasks grouped into categories reflecting the job’s major functions; the functions are then evaluated on dimensions relevant for selection purposes

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Structured questionnaire method?

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job analysis method that involves using a list of preplanned questions designated to analyze a job

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Position analysis questionnaire(PAQ)?

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copyrighted, standardized job analysis questionnaire that can be used for just about any job

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Job task?

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observable unit of work with a beginning and an end

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Knowledge?

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organized body of factual or procedural information that can be applied to a task

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Skill?

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The capability to perform tasks accurately and with ease; skills often refer to psychomotor activities

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Ability?

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more stable and enduring capability to perform a variety of tasks than a skill allows

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“Other” characteristics?

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characteristics that do not fall into the knowledge, skill or ability categories; they include a person’s values, interests, integrity, work style, and other personality traits

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Job duty?

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set of related tasks that are repeated on the job

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Competency modeling?

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job analysis method that identifies the necessary worker competencies for high performance

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Competencies?
more broadly defined components of a successful worker's repertoire of behavior needed to do a job well
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Job rewards analysis?
job analysis technique that identifies the intrinsic and extrinsic rewards of a job
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Intrinsic rewards?
non-monetary rewards derived from the work itself and from the organization's culture
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Extrinsic rewards?
rewards that have monetary value
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Total rewards?
combination of the intrinsic and extrinsic rewards related to a particular job
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Employee value proposition?
the balance between the intrinsic and extrinsic rewards an employee receives by working for a particular employer in return for the employee's job performance