Writing the Professor’s Job Description In this exercise, you’ll assemble the fi
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Writing the Professor’s Job Description
In this exercise, you’ll assemble the final product of job analysis; the job description/specification. The exercise is divided into two parts: collecting the analysis information, and writing elements of the job description/specification.
Part I – Collecting Job Analysis Data – What Does a Professor Do?
Method – Observation: Through observing the professors at your college, you have a pretty good idea of the tasks that a professor completes. Document your observations.
Method – Interview: Develop and post two questions to ask your professor during the job analysis interview. A forum has been set up for this purpose Job Analysis Interview
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Interviews are a valuable way to collect job analysis data. Good thing you know a professor!
Post your interview questions here in accordance with the assignment. Replies should come from the instructor only; however, if you review a question and would like to ask a follow up, please feel free. Work on asking unique questions - if you ask a question that's already been posed, I will refer you to another point in the discussion for the response. Use the information from chapter 4 as your guide.
Chapter 4 - Job Analysis & Talent Management
Part II – Writing the Job Description/Specification
Based on what you’ve collected above, complete the form
Faculty Job Description
Title: Professor of Business Management
Job Family: MCCFO
Division: Business Administration
Department: Business Management
Reports to: Associate Dean, Business
Date:
Summary:
Primary Responsibilities
Required Knowledge/Experience (Specifications):
List at least 5 responsibilities and at least 3 specifications, respectively.
Faculty Job Description
Title: Professor of Business Management
Job Family: MCCFO
Division: Business Administration
Department: Business Management
Reports to: Associate Dean, Business
Date:
Summary:
Primary Responsibilities
Required Knowledge/Experience (Specifications):
Explanation / Answer
Faculty Job Description
Title: Professor of Business Management
Job Family: MCCFO
Division: Business Administration
Department: Business Management
Reports to: Associate Dean, Business
Date:
Summary: The business management professor will be required to give a business perspective to the students. The students will be taught to think globally and understand the know-how of entrepreneurship.
Primary Responsibilities:
Required Knowledge/Experience (Specifications):
Faculty Job Description
Title: Professor of Business Management
Job Family: MCCFO
Division: Business Administration
Department: Business Management
Reports to: Associate Dean, Business
Date:
Summary: The business management professor will be required to give a business perspective to the students. The students will be taught to think globally and understand the know-how of entrepreneurship.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Plan the course content and develop the curriculum
- Prepare and deliver business management lectures to the enrolled students and solve their issues and concerns with the concepts
- Evaluate the class work, assignments, projects and reports developed by students in the subject
- Initiate and facilitate the classroom discussions to have an interactive session
- Evaluate grade examination answer booklets of the students and give them appropriate grades
- Coordinate and collaborate in the campus events
- Advise and guide students as a subject matter expert
- Try to give a hands-on to relevant business topics to students
Required Knowledge/Experience (Specifications):
- Post Graduate in business administration with a minimum CGPA of 7
- Significant practitioner and subject matter expert for business management
- Excellent communication skills
- Experience in imparting the content using various learning modes
- Good team building and presentation skills
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