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18 Methods of Collecting Job Analysis Information Include

Methods of collecting job analysis information include observation methods like direct observation, work methods analysis, and critical incident technique. Interview methods involve structured, unstructured, and open-ended interviews. Questionnaire methods include tools like the Position Analysis Questionnaire, Functional Job Analysis, Work Profiling System, and others. Other methods are task inventories, job element analysis, diary methods, checklists, competency profiling, and examining manuals. Combining multiple methods is common in job analysis.

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18 Methods of Collecting Job Analysis Information Include

Methods of collecting job analysis information include observation methods like direct observation, work methods analysis, and critical incident technique. Interview methods involve structured, unstructured, and open-ended interviews. Questionnaire methods include tools like the Position Analysis Questionnaire, Functional Job Analysis, Work Profiling System, and others. Other methods are task inventories, job element analysis, diary methods, checklists, competency profiling, and examining manuals. Combining multiple methods is common in job analysis.

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18 Methods of collecting job analysis information include:

OBSERVATION METHODS OF JOB ANALYSIS


Methods of observation includes direct observation, work methods analysis, critical
incident technique.

1. Direct observation

Direct Observation is a method of job analysis to observe and record behavior /


events / activities / tasks / duties while something is happening.

2. Work methods analysis

Work methods analysis is used to describe manual and repetitive production jobs,
such as factory or assembly-line jobs. Work methods analysis includes time and
motion study and micro-motion analysis.

3. Critical incident technique (CIT model).

Critical incident technique is a method of job analysis used to identify work behaviors
that classify in good and poor performance.

4. INTERVIEW METHOD

Interview method is a useful tool of job analysis to ask questions to both incumbents
and supervisors in either an individual or a group setting. Interview includes
structured Interviews, unstructured interview, open-ended questions. These are
about 10 methods of interview such as:
+ group interview.
+ panel interview.
+ Stress interview...

QUESTIONNAIRE METHODS OF JOB ANALYSIS

Questionnaire methods includes 6 techniques as follows:

5. Position Analysis Questionnaire (PAQ model)

PAQ model is a questionnaire technique of job analysis. It developed by McCormick,


Jeanneret, and Mecham (1972), is a structured instrument of job analysis to
measure job characteristics and relate them to human characteristics. It consists of
195 job elements that describe generic human work behaviors.

6. Functional job analysis (FJA model)

FJA model is a technique of job analysis that was developed by the Employment and
Training Administration of the United States Department of Labor. It includes 7
scales (numbers) that measure: 3 worker-function scales: measure % of time spent
with: data, people, things; 1 worker-instruction scale; 3 scales that measure
reasoning, mathematics, language.
7. Work Profiling System (WPS model)

WPS model is a questionnaire technique of job analysis, is a computer-administered


system for job analysis, developed by Saville & Holdsworth, Ltd.

8. MOSAIC model

MOSAIC model is a questionnaire technique of job analysis used to collect


information from incumbents and supervisors. It contains 151 job tasks rated in
terms of importance for effective job performance and 22 competencies rated in
terms of importance, and needed proficiency at entry.

9. Common Metric Questionnaire (CMQ model)

CMQ model is a technique of job analysis that was developed by Harvey as a


“worker-oriented” job analysis instrument designed to have applicability to a broad
range of exempt and nonexempt jobs. It includes 41 general questions of
background section, 62 questions of contacts with people, 80 items of decision
making, 53 items of physical and mechanical activities, 47 items of work setting.

10. Fleishman Job Analysis System (FJAS model)


FJAS model is is a technique of job analysis that describe jobs from the point of view
of the necessary capacities. It includes 52 cognitive, physical, psycho-motor, and
sensory ability, each of the categories consists of two parts - an operational and
differential definition and a grading scale.

11. Task Inventory

A task inventory is a list of the discrete activities that make up a specific job in a
specific organization.

12. Job element method

This method is same the critical incident technique. It focuses on work behaviors and
the results of this behavior rather than more abstract characteristics. Job element
method developed by Ernest Primoff.

13. Diary method

This method is a useful tool of job analysis to ask worker maintaining and keeping
daily records or list of activities they are doing on every day.

14. Checklists and rating scales

Checklist is job analysis method base on an inventory of job elements. You can ask
question about purose of position; key responsibility areas; organization;
relationships; decision making; authority; Skills, knowledge, experience; working
conditions

15. Competency profiling

Competency modeling is the activity of determining the specific competencies that


are characteristic of high performance and success in a given job. Contents of
competency modeling include skills, knowledge, abilities, values, interests,
personalities.

16. Examining Manuals/reference materials

Manuals/reference materials such as quality manual, human resource manual,


procedures, instruction, forms, job description…are useful for analyst in job analysis.
These documents are available for organizations applied to ISO 9000 standard.

17. Technical conference

Technical conference is a useful tool of job analysis base on Subject Matter Experts
(SMEs). SMEs conduct brainstorming sessions to identify job elements. SMEs can use
all job analysis methods in here.

18.Threshold Traits Analysis System (TTAS model)

Threshold Traits Analysis System (TTAS model) is a method of job analysis, was
developed in 1970 by Felix Lopez. Threshold traits analysis system include a
standard set of 33 traits: ability traits are “can do” factors and attitudinal traits are
“willing to do” factors.

Combination of methods

In process of job analysis, analyst can use and associate all methods to collecting job
information. For example, when you use direct observation, then you always do
interview method.

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