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    Job Analysis &

    Job DesignPaul L. Schumann, Ph.D.

    2011 by Paul L. Schumann. All rights reserved.

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    Work-Flow Analysis

    Work Output

    What is the work output of a work unit?

    What are the work standards?

    Work Processes & Activities

    What tasks are necessary?

    Work Inputs What raw materials, equipment, andhuman KSAOs are needed?

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    Organization Structure

    Dimensions of Structure

    Degree of Centralization

    Centralized

    Decentralized

    Method of Departmentalization

    Departments based on functional similarity

    Departments based on work-flow similarity

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    Organization Structure

    Structural Configurations

    Functional Structure

    High centralization

    Departments based on business functions

    Divisional Structure

    Low centralization

    Departments based on work-flow

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    Job Analysis

    Job Descriptions

    Tasks, duties, and responsibilities(TDRs)

    Job Specifications

    Qualifications

    Knowledge, skills, abilities, and other

    characteristics (KSAOs)

    Might combine job description & jobspec into one document for each job

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    Job Analysis

    Some examples of job descriptions

    Restaurant Manager http://krypton.mnsu.edu/~schumann/www/teach/sample_job_descrip.pdf

    Store Manager http://corporate.burlingtoncoatfactory.com/employment/job_storemgr.shtml

    http://krypton.mnsu.edu/~schumann/www/teach/sample_job_descrip.pdfhttp://corporate.burlingtoncoatfactory.com/employment/job_storemgr.shtmlhttp://corporate.burlingtoncoatfactory.com/employment/job_storemgr.shtmlhttp://krypton.mnsu.edu/~schumann/www/teach/sample_job_descrip.pdf
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    Job Analysis

    Format of each task statement First word or phrase: What action is being

    performed? Present-tense verb: Supervise

    Next word or phrase: To whom or what isthe action performed? Object of verb: operation of bar

    Last phrase: Additional information to maximize profitability, minimize legal

    liability, and conform to alcoholic beverageregulations

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    Job Analysis

    Uses of Job Analysis

    Job redesign

    Selection

    Training and development

    Performance appraisal

    Pay

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    Job Analysis

    Sources of information

    Job incumbents

    Supervisors

    Other sources

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    Job Analysis

    Methods

    Position Analysis Questionnaire (PAQ)

    O*Net: http://www.onetonline.org/

    Others

    Do it yourself

    Other standardized questionnaires

    Professional & Managerial Position Questionnaire(PMPQ)

    Others

    http://www.onetonline.org/http://www.onetonline.org/
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    Job Design & Job Redesign

    Mechanistic approach

    Task specialization

    Skill simplification

    Repetition

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    Job Design & Job Redesign

    Motivational approach

    Job Characteristics Model (Hackman &Oldham)

    Job characteristics: (1) Skill variety, (2)Task identity, (3) Task significance, (4)Autonomy, & (5) Feedback

    Implementation

    Job enlargement

    Job enrichment

    Self-managing teams

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    Job Design & Job Redesign

    Biological approach

    Ergonomics

    Redesign equipment to better fit the human

    body Redesign work and work processes

    Perceptual-motor approach

    Redesign jobs to better fit humancognitive capabilities