The Methods of Job Analysis and Job Design in the HR Function
The Methods of Job Analysis and Job Design in the HR Function
Phillip Randolph
Introduction to Human Resources - 7
Instructor Oxley
November 19, 2013
There aren’t many differences in job descriptions for an Employment Assistant example in my text and the Marketing Account Representative position at Alliance Worldwide on Monster.com. The job description for the Employment Assistant position is summarized and straight to the point. Instead of providing the company’s history, the job description actually describes the position. In the Human Resources Management department, the selected individuals must perform professional HR work such as employee recruitment and selection, maintaining files, and other duties. In this position, you must work under general supervision as well. The Marketing Account Representative position is a little different. The description for this position is mostly the history of the company such as willing to hire candidates at an entry-level position and training them into Branch Management. There are different position titles between this entry-level position, and with each promotion, you will be an expert in your previous field and entry-level in another, maintaining a teacher and student mentality. One of the differences is the responsibilities between being in Human Resources Management than a Marketing Representative is that there weren’t any business opportunities available. The job opportunities for Marketing Representatives at Alliance Worldwide are presented immediately upon hiring. Some of the opportunities includes developing entry-level skills and gradually grow to train others. Despite of the different job descriptions of these two positions, each job includes a great deal of education, hard work and training, and the ability to perform.
References
Snell, S., Bohlander, G., (2013); Managing Human Resources, (6th ed., Ch. 4, pp. 142 - 177); Mason, OH: South-Western Cengage Learning;
Phillip Randolph
Introduction to Human Resources - 7
Instructor Oxley
November 19, 2013
There aren’t many differences in job descriptions for an Employment Assistant example in my text and the Marketing Account Representative position at Alliance Worldwide on Monster.com. The job description for the Employment Assistant position is summarized and straight to the point. Instead of providing the company’s history, the job description actually describes the position. In the Human Resources Management department, the selected individuals must perform professional HR work such as employee recruitment and selection, maintaining files, and other duties. In this position, you must work under general supervision as well. The Marketing Account Representative position is a little different. The description for this position is mostly the history of the company such as willing to hire candidates at an entry-level position and training them into Branch Management. There are different position titles between this entry-level position, and with each promotion, you will be an expert in your previous field and entry-level in another, maintaining a teacher and student mentality. One of the differences is the responsibilities between being in Human Resources Management than a Marketing Representative is that there weren’t any business opportunities available. The job opportunities for Marketing Representatives at Alliance Worldwide are presented immediately upon hiring. Some of the opportunities includes developing entry-level skills and gradually grow to train others. Despite of the different job descriptions of these two positions, each job includes a great deal of education, hard work and training, and the ability to perform.
References
Snell, S., Bohlander, G., (2013); Managing Human Resources, (6th ed., Ch. 4, pp. 142 - 177); Mason, OH: South-Western Cengage Learning;
References: Snell, S., Bohlander, G., (2013); Managing Human Resources, (6th ed., Ch. 4, pp. 142 - 177); Mason, OH: South-Western Cengage Learning; DOI: www.cengage.com Monster.com, (2013); Retrieved from: http://jobview.monster.com/Entry-Level-Sales-Marketing-Job-Washington-DC-127482455.aspx