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Stewart, William J. – Training Develop J, 1970
This is a critical analysis of kinds of job tasks (transmission of communication, development of management skills, changing employee attitudes) performed by 717 industrial supervisors in 110 Ohio industrial firms. Four tables are included. (LY)
Descriptors: Job Analysis, Supervisory Training, Surveys, Task Performance
Gordon, Jerry A. – Audiovisual Instruction, 1976
A look at how audiovisual technicians can help directors by producing media software, performing simple maintenance techniques, and distributing media hardware. (HB)
Descriptors: Job Analysis, Media Specialists, Task Performance, Technical Education
Fine, Sidney A.; And Others – 1974
The manual attempts to give definitive, illustrative guidelines for standardizing task statements according to the principles and techniques of Functional Job Analysis (FJA). It is therefore intended for use by persons trained and competent in FJA task analysis. Section 2 briefly reviews some of the concepts and assumptions which are involved in…
Descriptors: Evaluation Methods, Guidelines, Job Analysis, Reliability

Pierce, Charles H.; Risley, Todd R. – Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 1974
Neighborhood Youth Corps (NYC) aides were paid on the basis of proportion of tasks completed on a simple checklist of job performance rather than on simply being physically present. This procedure was found to be effective for increasing the level of work performance. (EH)
Descriptors: Job Analysis, Job Simplification, Job Training, Performance Contracts
Maginnis, Elene B.; And Others – 1975
This report presents, using a systems-oriented approach, alternative methodologies that could be used to establish aptitude requirements for Air Force occupations. It covers a description of the aptitude requirements system, a review of the interaction of aptitude requirements and personnel system actions, and a functional flow for the…
Descriptors: Enlisted Personnel, Job Analysis, Job Skills, Systems Approach
Feyock, Anthony J. – 1974
This paper presents an analysis of the job performed by an offset press operator (alternate title is offset duplicating machine operator) of a Multilith 1250 W. First covered is work performed, as follows: prepares dampening unit for printing run, prepares inking unit for printing, readies printing plate for printing, sets up press for running,…
Descriptors: Employment Qualifications, Job Analysis, Job Skills, Occupational Information

Gould, Sam – Journal of Vocational Behavior, 1979
Job complexity was measured for jobs in a public agency. Perceptions of job complexity were obtained from self-reports. Independent measures were obtained from interviews with subjects. Career stages were found to moderate relationships between job satisfaction and perceived job complexity and between job-performance and independently rated job…
Descriptors: Job Analysis, Job Satisfaction, Job Simplification, Research Projects
Nisberg, Jay N. – Personnel Journal, 1976
Deficiencies in job performance are not always due to a lack of knowledge, but frequently are the result of not knowing proper procedures and methods to get the job done. Recognizing the difference between deficiency in knowledge and deficiency in skills is the key to improving performance without training. (Editor)
Descriptors: Job Analysis, Job Development, Job Enrichment, Performance Factors
Reuter, Vincent G. – Personnel Journal, 1971
Work Study may be defined as a combination of (1) methods study, which is a prerequisite to (2) work measurement. Most organizations include an industrial engineering or similar department for conducting their work study programs. In general, there is a declining percentage of employees doing work study as the size of the firm increases. (EB)
Descriptors: Engineers, Industrial Personnel, Job Analysis, Organization Size (Groups)
Hallowell, David A. – Training and Development Journal, 1974
Descriptors: Employment Problems, Job Analysis, Job Enrichment, Job Satisfaction
PERKINS, EDWARD A., JR.; AND OTHERS – 1968
THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY WAS TO IDENTIFY CLUSTERS OF TASKS PERFORMED BY A COMPREHENSIVE SAMPLE OF OFFICE EMPLOYEES WORKING IN FIVE OFFICE-SIZE CATEGORIES IN 12 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATIONS IN WASHINGTON STATE. QUESTIONNAIRES LISTING 599 OFFICE TASKS AND VALIDATED BY INTERVIEWS WITH 286 OFFICE WORKERS AND SUPERVISORS AND BY A JURY OF…
Descriptors: Employment Statistics, Job Analysis, Occupational Clusters, Office Occupations
Miller, Elmo E. – 1969
A system for classifying perceptual-motor tasks was devised for the purpose of distinguishing the kinds of training strategy appropriate for each task. A rationale is presented and various task elements are delineated in terms of cue functions, image or mediational functions, and movement tendency. The defined task elements were used in…
Descriptors: Classification, Human Resources, Job Analysis, Perception
Civil Service Commission, Washington, DC. Bureau of Policies and Standards. – 1972
The standard for grading jobs under the Federal Wage System covers nonsupervisory work involved in handling, marking, and preparing displays of merchandise or other items for selection by customers. This requires skill in observing, counting, and maintaining stock levels, and in matching names, codes, numbers, or sizes of items on shelves to lists…
Descriptors: Employment, Government Employees, Job Analysis, Job Skills
Civil Service Commission, Washington, DC. Bureau of Policies and Standards. – 1972
A job grading standard for Wood Worker WG-4604 is given for grading jobs under the Federal Wage System. The standard covers physical requirements, tools, job task, skills, and knowledge at three grade levels, and the limits placed on the requirements at each level. In general the wood worker makes and repairs such supply shipping, and storage…
Descriptors: Carpentry, Employment, Government Employees, Job Analysis
Peck, Robert F. – 1967
What styles of action do boys learn to use in tackling work problems? How are these different from what girls do? What particular coping styles are preferred in different cultures? What differences are there between working class and upper-middle class in their dominant coping styles? Such choices of strategies in dealing with tasks are related to…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Cultural Differences, Job Analysis, Sex Differences