chapter 4: job analysis

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What are the advantages of a Functional Organizational Structure?
Allows specialization and efficiency as employees work within their functional areas.
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What are the disadvantages of a Functional Organizational Structure?
Can create silos and hinder cross-department collaboration.
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What is a Divisional Organizational Structure?
Organizational structure where teams are grouped by product, service, or geography.
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Advantages of Divisional Organizational Structure?
Enhances flexibility and accountability as each division operates independently.
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Disadvantages of Divisional Organizational Structure?
Can lead to duplication of resources and a lack of coordination between divisions.
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What is Job Analysis?
The process of gathering detailed information about a job.
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Why is Job Analysis important?
It helps in creating job descriptions and specifications, aiding recruitment and performance evaluation.
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What does TDR stand for in Job Analysis?
Tasks, Duties, Responsibilities related to a job.
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What does KSAO stand for in Job Specifications?
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other attributes required to perform a job.
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What is Job Design?
Defining the work and tasks required for a job.
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What is Job Re-design?
Changing the tasks or the way work is performed in an existing job.
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What is the Mechanistic Approach to Job Design?
Organizing tasks for maximum efficiency and specialization.
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What is the Motivational Approach to Job Design?
Designing jobs to create meaningful work experiences for employees.
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Define Job enlargement.
Expanding the scope of a job by adding similar tasks to increase job satisfaction.
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Define Job enrichment.
Enhancing a job by increasing task variety, responsibilities, and personal growth opportunities.
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What is the Biological Approach to Job Design?
Designing jobs based on physical limits and strain considerations.