What You’ll Learn From Job Analysis
As a student, you’ll get a few great benefits from being here:
- Conduct Job Analysis in a scientific manner using various research methodologies.
- Create job descriptions and job specifications for various roles.
Here is what we will focus on during this module
- Introduction to Job Analysis
- Methods of Job Analysis
- Stakeholders in Job Analysis
- Sources of data
- Job data segregation
- Job descriptions and job specifications
- Creation of job descriptions and job specifications
Course Content
Episode 1: Overview
Episode 2: Understanding Job Analysis
Episode 3: Conducting Job Analysis
Episode 4: Stakeholders in Job Analysis
Episode 5: Outcome of Job Analysis
Episode 6: Utilising the JD and the JS
Episode 7: Writing JD & JS
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Course Includes
- 26 Lessons
- 6 Quizzes
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I a done with this course but restarts the whole thing. Is it supposed to function that way?
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This model was brief but contained highly essential information. After the learning session, one can definitely embark on a task of writing a JD and JS.
Great Eric, we are glad you found it helpful. 🙂
Great lecture!!
Glad to know that you liked it Joel 🙂
This session was very practical base rather than book knowledge.
Great to know that you found it practical Prabhakar. Thanks 🙂
This session was loaded with most impactful of information.
Thanks to the CHRMP team for their effect full designs of materials.
You’re welcome Prabhakar! Happy learning 🙂
Found this course very insightful. I have a question, it says combine three methods of job analysis for best results, but in case if the job analysis is been conducted for a new role(new job created), then the maximum two methods we can combine is Questionnaire and interview from the data source being the manager or the supervisor along with the subject matter experts seeking everything we need to know about the new role being created in the organization. Please clarify if my understanding is right. Thank you.
Hi Asha, Why do you say only 2 methods are possible? I believe, even observation can happen and then the incumbent can record his/her activities in the form of logs/diaries? They know what activities they are performing and can surely record those. I hope that clarifies. 👍🙂
Thank you for your response. I mentioned 2 methods in the scenario where a new job role is created and no incumbent hired yet. My understanding is observation and log diaries are only possible if there is an incumbent holding that post/employee performing the role. But in case where a new role is created and we need to hire people based on the JD & JS , then the method for job analysis can not include observation and log diaries. Please correct me if my understanding is wrong.