Chapter 2: Job Analysis Flashcards
1
Q
What are the methodical approaches of job analysis?
A
- activity vs attribute
- general vs specific
- qualitative vs quantitative
- taxonomy-based vs blank slate
- observer vs informant-based
- KSA vs KSAO
- single job vs job comparison
- descriptive vs prescriptive
2
Q
What are the possible methods used in job analysis?
A
- observation
- interview
- questionnaire
- critical incident technique
- job incumbent diary
3
Q
What are the 5 core dimensions of the job characteristics model?
A
- skill variety
- task identity
- task significance
- autonomy
- feedback
4
Q
What 3 psychological states and desired outcomes do the 5 core dimensions of the job characteristics model lead to?
A
- meaningfulness of work
- responsibility of work outcomes
- knowledge of results
5
Q
What are the components of a job description?
A
- Job title
- Summary
- Key performance areas
- Equipment
- Environment
6
Q
What are the components of a job specification?
A
- Educational and training
- Experience
- Special skills
- Physical and mental skills
- Emotional abilities