Homework Help Forum: human resource management (am I correct?)

Posted by scooby on Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 1:15pm.

Presentation on job analysis Create a presentation of 3-5 slides covering the process of identifying of job expectations, gathering data to describe job functions, creating a job description, and determining the suitability of teamwork for this position. Are they talking about the work environment, training, other qualifications, and advancement, education and training, licensure and certification? if not can you point me in a better direction with better understanding. thanks This is what writecher said Someone else may have a different take on this, but I see these -- "the process of identifying of job expectations, gathering data to describe job functions, creating a job description, and determining the suitability of teamwork for this position" -- as the activities involved in creating a new position, revising or clarifying a current position, and possibly preparing to advertise for qualified applicants Ok I need to more help please

• human resource management (am I correct?) - bobpursley, Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 1:23pm

  It is pretty clear to me. You are to prepare 3-5 slides stating how YOU are going to identify job requirements, functions, job description, and teamwork requirements for some new position.

  
  

• human resource management (am I correct?) - Writeacher, Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 2:15pm

  One of the things you need to create is a job description, right? Well, first you need to decide what job you are going to describe. There are examples here: http://www.coachella.k12.ca.us/interport/Default.aspx?tabid=1543 What will you do next?

  
  

• human resource management (am I correct?) - scooby, Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 2:55pm

  im suppose to do it on an elementary school teacher.

  
  

• human resource management (am I correct?) - Writeacher, Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 3:12pm

  So ... use www.google.com and search for elementary teacher job description. You'll find lots and LOTS>

  
  

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