Chapter 4: Designing and Analyzing Jobs Flashcards

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Talent Management

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the holistic, intergrated, and result oriented process of planning, recruiting, selecting, developing, managing, and compensating employees

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Job Analysis

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process by which information about jobs is gathered and organized to determine tasks, duties and responsibilities of each job and the human attributes required to perform it

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Job

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consists of a group of related activities and duties, held by a single employee or a number of incumbents

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Incumbents

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people currently holding the job position

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Occupation

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a collection of jobs that share some or all of a set of main duties

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Position

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collection of tasks and responsibilities performed by one person

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Organizational Structure

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the formal relationships among jobs in an organization

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Organizational Chart

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depicting the organization’s structure in chart form at a particular point in time

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Process Chart

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the flow of inputs to outputs from the job under study

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Job Design

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the process of organizing work into the tasks that are required to perform a specific job

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Types of Interview

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  • individual interview
  • group interview
  • supervisory interviews
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Structured Questionnaires

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specific questions that are used for all jobs or common jobs

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Open Ended Questionnaires

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ask open-ended questions to allow respondent to determine what answer should be

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Job Descriptions

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a written statement of what the jobholder does, how they do it, and under what conditions the job is performed

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Job Identification

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contains position title, department, location, supervisor

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Job Summary

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describes general nature of the job

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Relationships

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who reports to who, who supervises who, who works with who, outside the company

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Authority

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defines the limits of jobholder’s authority

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Working Conditions

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noise level, temperature, degree of privacy, frequency of interruptions, work location, amount of travel, hazards

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Job Specifications

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a list of all the human requirements required to do the job

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Job Requirement Matrix

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a complete description of what the worker does and how and why they do it, clarifies task purpose and KSA required to do it

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Task Statement

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describes what the worker does, each of a main job duties, separate job tasks, and how the worker does it

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Work Simplification

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evolved from scientific management theory based on the premise that work can be broken down into clearly defined, highly specialized, repetitive tasks to maximize efficiency

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Industrial Engineering

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evolved from scientific management is concerned with analyzing work methods and establishing time standards to improve efficiency

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Business Process Reengineering

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redesigning business processes so that small multifunctional teams that use IT do the job formerly done by a sequence of departments

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Three ways to Redesigned Specialized Jobs to Make Them More Challenging

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  • job enlargement
  • job rotation
  • job enrichment
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Job Enlargement

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assigning workers additional same-level tasks

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Job Rotation

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workers are systematically moved from one job to another, learning multiple roles and competencies

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Job Enrichment

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redesign jobs in a way that increases opportunities for the worker to experience feelings of growth and achievement and empowerment

30
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Team-based Job Designs

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Focuses on giving a team, rather than an individual, a whole and meaningful piece of work to do which empowers the team to decide among themselves how to accomplish work