The Complete Hiring & Interviewing
Guide 2009

   



Job Position Analysis

Proper methodical research will result in more successful hiring.
First of all, whom will you go to if you want to know  what the job entails? Use the knowledge of the supervisor/manager, as they know best what that position demands.

Start by considering  these points, as successful job analysis requires both planning and preparation, both of which begin with:


Proper understanding the position and what it entails.

Knowing the specific technical and competency skills the job needs

Judging the relative importance of each competency/skill

Describing those skills in objective, behavioral terms

In our form section, you can use a sample job analysis form, which can be used directly or be used as a template for your own one. This form allows you define the various technical, competency, environmental and motivational factors required for this position.

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