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I/O Psychology – Job Analysis

Word/Idea/Person (memorize) Definition/About (memorize)
Job Analysis formal procedure for defining job in terms of what the consists of and human attributes required to perform job
Subject Matter Experts, SME’s incumbents (do the job now), supervisors (oversee those that do job, know how job should be done)
Task the basic unit of work that are directed toward a specific job objective
Duty grouping of related tasks that require similar attributes
Critical Incidents stories about performing job at various levels; situation, behavior, and outcome
Position set of tasks/duties performed by a single individual
Job grouping of similar positions
Job Family grouping of similar jobs
KSAO’s knowledge, abilities, skills, and other
Knowledge specific types of information people need to perform the job
Abilities mental and physical attributes needed to perform tasks, stable over time, Cognitive, physical, psychomotor, and sensory
Skills proficiencies needed to perform tasks, can improve with practice, ability + technique
Other all other personality attributes, capacities, values, interests, requirements
Competencies characteristics and qualities of people that an organization wants an employee to manifest
Job Description a written statement of what job incumbents actually do, how they do it, and why they do it
Job Specifications a listing of the KASO’s and competencies deemed necessary to perform a job successfully
Job Evaluation a procedure for determining the relative value of jobs in an organization that, in turn, helps determine the level of compensation
Purpose of Job Description performance appraisal, job design, and training
Purpose of Job Specifications selection, placement, and training
Purpose of Job Evaluation compensation determination
Good SME Traits good verbal ability, good memory, and cooperative
Performing the Job experience first hand, unique insight, observe context, details
Observations verify info, context, comparison can’t always ask questions
Questionnaires quantitative data, standardization, large sample, comparison, inexpensive, potential SME overload, exaggeration
Job Oriented Procedures a procedure designed to learn about what job consists of and other characteristics about that job
Task Statements action verb, object of action verb, and outcome/consequence
Task Rating frequency, importance, and day one need; identifies essential tasks
Person Oriented Procedures used to understand a job by examining the human attributes (KSAO’s) needed to perform it successfully
KSAO Rating importance, day one need, used for training and selection
Linkage Analysis unites job content and attributes, what KSAO’s are sued in different aspects of job
Competency Modeling generalize across jobs within an organization by linkage analysis in group meetings
Internal Equity fair compensation within an organization by job evaluation
External Equity fair compensation relative to other employers by wage survey
Compensable Factors dimensions of work used to assess the relative value of a job determining compensation; skill, effort, responsibility, work conditions

 

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