It's tempting to not write job descriptions, especially if you own a small business or lead a small team of employees. But, don't fall into that trap.
Whether you have one or many employees, be sure each has a current and accurate job description.
A job description is a written document that should include the:
Once you have a job description for each employee, you'll be able to ensure the descriptions all fit together logically and leave no holes in the duties that need to be assigned throughout your team or business.
Whether you have one or many employees, be sure each has a current and accurate job description.
A job description is a written document that should include the:
- employee's duties
- responsibilities
- outcomes needed from that position
- required qualifications
- reporting relationship
Once you have a job description for each employee, you'll be able to ensure the descriptions all fit together logically and leave no holes in the duties that need to be assigned throughout your team or business.
- Check your job descriptions at least yearly to be sure they reflect the employee's proper title and current duties. Very often employees get new job titles or are assigned new tasks mid-year, and those don't get reflected in their job descriptions. Don't let that happen.
A job description is used to present a standardized description of a particular job. It typically identifies a job title, a brief summary of the assignment, a description of essential job tasks and duties, and all or some of the following elements.
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