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Writing: A

job
description
Introduction
What is a Job Description?
A job description is a short document that explains
what a worker does in a job. It tells:
• What tasks the person needs to do.
• What skills they need to have.
• How they will help the company.
Why Are Job Descriptions
Important?
• For the Company
• It helps the company find the right person for the
job.
• It keeps everyone clear about what the job is
about.

• For Workers
• It helps workers know what is expected of
them.
• It makes it easier for workers to do their
jobs well.
What is a Job
Description?
A job description is a
document that explains what a
specific job involves.
• Helps employers find the right
person for the job.
• Lets workers know what to
Example: expect.
For a teacher, the job description might
say:
• Teach math to students.
• Create lesson plans.
How to Analyze a Job Description

Analyzing a job description helps you understand if the job is right for
you.
Read the Entire Job Description
• Take your time to read all the details carefully.
• Understand what the job is about and what the company expects.

Focus on Key Sections


• Understand what the role is
• Look for specific qualifications(e.g., degree,
certifications,experience).
Match your skills and experience
• Highlight the parts where your skills and experience match the job
requirements.
• If something is missing, think about wetheryou can learn it.
Examples of
Effective Job
Descriptions
Here are two examples of well-
written job descriptions for
different roles:
1. Accountant Customer Service Representative
Job Title: Accountant
Location: Office-based (City, Country)
Job Title: Customer Service Representative
Duties and Responsibilities: Location: Remote
•Prepare financial reports, such as balance sheets and profit-and- Duties and Responsibilities:
loss statements.
•Manage company budgets and track expenses. •Respond to customer inquiries via phone, email, or chat.
•Ensure compliance with tax laws and company regulations. •Resolve complaints and ensure customer satisfaction.
Skills and Qualifications:
•Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance.
•Document customer interactions in the database.
•Proficiency in accounting software like QuickBooks. Skills and Qualifications:
•Attention to detail and strong analytical skills.
•Strong communication and problem-solving skills.
Work Environment:
•40-hour work week in an office setting. •Ability to work independently in a remote setting.
Why It's Effective: •High school diploma; experience in customer service is a
•Clearly defines the role and expectations.
•Lists the necessary qualifications and skills.
plus.
•Provides a clear picture of daily tasks. Work Environment:
•Flexible hours, fully remote.
Why It's Effective:
•Provides specific tasks and necessary skills.
•Includes details about the work environment (remote).
•Highlights flexibility, which may attract more applicants.
Conclusion: Importance of
Job Descriptions
Job descriptions are essential tools in the workplace.
They:
1.Guide Employers – Help companies find the right
candidates by clearly defining the role and expectations.
2.Support Employees – Provide workers with a clear
understanding of their responsibilities, required skills,
and growth opportunities.
3.Ensure Efficiency – Serve as a foundation for fair
evaluations, better performance, and career planning.
By analyzing job descriptions carefully, both employers
and employees can ensure the right fit for the job,
leading to success and satisfaction in the workplace
Vocabulary
• Description - something that tells you what something or
someone is like
• Employer - something that tells you what something or someone
is like
• Well written - written in an effective or interesting way
• Expense - the use of money, time, or effort
• Database - a large amount of information stored in a computer
system in such a way that it can be easily looked at or changed
• Interaction - an occasion when two or more people or things
communicate with or react to each other.
Thank you
Done by Rahimov Rahmiddin

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