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Explain the information job descriptions should contains of ?

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Question added by Khaled Salhab , Sales Representitive , RAZ Industrial and general trade
Date Posted: 2014/04/30
Alina Eyyubova
by Alina Eyyubova , Organizational Development Manager , SOCAR Downstream

Job description mostly includes following points:

  • Position title
  • Hierarchy level ( to whom report)
  • Job duties
  • Education and qualification requirements
  • Duration of emloyment agreement 
  • Working hours
  • Application deadline

Aisha Khan
by Aisha Khan , Shop Assistant , Ever so Special

What you will be expected to do on a daily basis and any addition ad hoc work.

Bader Shamsuldin, MBA
by Bader Shamsuldin, MBA , Manager Customer Experience , Kuwait Airways

Tile

Grade

Role Purpose

Accountabilities and main responsibilities

Job specifications

Competencies

Saiful Islam Hiron
by Saiful Islam Hiron , Site HR Manager , Handicap International

1. Job identification.

2. Job summary.

3. Realtionship.

4. Duties and responsibilities.

5. Working condition.

Deleted user
by Deleted user

a good job description contain;

1. job tile / designation / position name.

2. grade 

3. level of management

4. Reporting to and supervising.

5. job specification (edu, exp, know., skills, competencies reqd to perform the job)

6. description of routine task / duties, responsibilities and accountabilities.

7. any other (task / project / travel / working hours / training etc.)

 

JD in personal file must be signed by employee, supervisor, HOD n HR.

Divyesh Patel
by Divyesh Patel , Assistant Professional Officer- Treasury , City Of Cape Town

If you want to hire the right person, you need a crystal-clear picture of the type of employee you’re looking for. Your job description has to go beyond just experience and education to include work and character traits that can impact a person’s ability to thrive in your organization.

 

The job description you create will serve multiple purposes.

  1. It forms the foundation of your recruitment ad and can entice the right people to apply

  2. It serves as your first opportunity to make a good impression of your company

  3. It helps focus your screening process, helping you choose only the most qualified candidates

  4. It lets you develop high-impact interview questions that can help you select the employees you need

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