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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

WHEN HIRING WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO WRITE A GOOD JOB DESCRIPTION?

Every company will in one way or another need a subordinate to help them manage a  particular department, and in doing this you need to write a job description to describe elaborately what the job entails and the categories of specialization needed for the job.

A lot however is needed in order to write an effective job interview because it has many advantages attached to it not just for the job, but your company.  Writing job descriptions may seem to be an onerous task, but if done well, there can be many benefits for your organization. Here are a few benefits of an effective job description

GOOD EMPLOYMENT
A well-written job description can work well to serve as communication tool that explains clearly what the employees are to do, his expectations, required competencies, educational background, etc. A well written job description can also help to bring the best talents for the job and will also help in both internal and external recruitment.

BETTER ADVERTISEMENT:
One main thing most companies do not know is that while writing a job description, you are indirectly advertising your company and its services. Therefore, your job description needs to be well written in such a way that people who come across it will know that the company is a very good company. In other words, a job description is a representation of your company.

GOOD COMPENSATION IDEA
The job description if well written, can allow your prospective employees to do research that can enable them determine the market value of that role. It will also allow the HR to check where the job falls within an existing pay structure so that you don't get confused when creating the role.
      
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     ARE THE ABOVE BENEFITS GOOD ENOUGH? ARE THERE OTHER BENEFITS YOU CAN THINK OF? WHY NOT SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS; SO THAT WE ALL CAN LEARN MORE. 



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