Exam 4: Analyzing Jobs
Exam 1: Human Resource Management and Competitive Advantage100 Questions
Exam 2: Understanding the Legal and Environmental Context of Hrm100 Questions
Exam 3: Planning for Human Resources100 Questions
Exam 4: Analyzing Jobs100 Questions
Exam 5: Recruiting Applicants100 Questions
Exam 6: Selecting Applicants100 Questions
Exam 7: Training and Developing Employees100 Questions
Exam 8: Appraising Employee Job Performance100 Questions
Exam 9: Determining Pay and Benefits100 Questions
Exam 10: Implementing Productivity Improvement Programs100 Questions
Exam 11: Complying With Workplace Justice Laws100 Questions
Exam 12: Understanding Unions and Their Impact on Hrm100 Questions
Exam 13: Meeting Employee Safety and Health Needs100 Questions
Exam 14: Establishing Hrm Practices in Foreign Countries100 Questions
Exam 15: Working in the Hrm Field100 Questions
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The sheer amount of information collected during job analysis can be huge, and it is usually necessary to gather all possible data.
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Which process do supervisors employ during job analysis to identify those tasks that are being performed properly and those that are being performed improperly?
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Which level in the job content information defines the steps to be carried out in the completion of a task?
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Which of the following job analysis questionnaires are more commonly used because they provide greater uniformity of responses and are more easily scored?
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Describe the basic practices associated with the job analysis process.
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Job analysis-based performance appraisal forms generally provide a better basis for giving feedback to employees.
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Which of the following is the first step organizations should take to evaluate the effectiveness of a training program?
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Job analysis can be helpful in promoting safety in the workplace by:
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In most companies, the primary responsibility for planning and conducting a job analysis is placed in the hands of line managers.
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In most companies, the primary responsibility for planning and conducting a job analysis is placed in the hands of:
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Job analysis information can be useful in developing a safety and health program.
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Operating managers rarely have inputs in the completion of the final job analysis product.
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The Position Analysis Questionnaire, as an approach to gathering job analysis data, is particularly useful for establishing:
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Once employees have read their job descriptions and have been trained, it is not necessary for managers to frequently communicate performance standards.
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Job analysis information can be used as the basis for preparing employment tests.
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If the purpose of job analysis is to develop a written employment test, the job analyst should focus on information about:
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Critical incidents are specific activities that distinguish effective from ineffective job performance.
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