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What is Job rotation
The lateral movement between different jobs
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What is Organizational structure
The formal or informal relationships between people in an organization
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What is Heroes
Successful people who embody the values and character of the organization and its culture (ex. – founders of the company)
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What is Predictors
The measurable or visible indicators of a selection criterion
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What is Distributive Justice
Perceived fairness in the distribution of outcomes
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What is Demotion
A change or reduction in job grade level when an employee has been advanced beyond their skills and capabilities
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What is Core Competency
A unique capability that creates high value and differentiates an organization from its competition
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What is Ceremonies
Special events in which organization members celebrate stories, heroes and symbols (ex. communication meetings or award ceremony)
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What is Selection Criterion
A characteristic that a person must have to do a job successfully
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What is Workplace Monitoring
Employers have a legitimate right to ensure employees are performing their jobs in a secure environment
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What is Late-career or disengagement stage
In this stage of career development, individuals remain productive in work and prepare for retirement or a career-change
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What is Focused strategy
This competitive corporate strategy focusing a particular buyer group, segment of the industry or a geographical market.
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What is Responsibility
One or several duties that identify and describe the major purpose or reason for the job’s existence
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What is Cognitive Ability Tests
Tests which assess of a range of reasoning skills.
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What is Right to Privacy
Defined in legal terms for individuals as the freedom from unauthorized and unreasonable intrusion into their personal affairs
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What is International Assignment
An employment assignment in which an employee of one country lives and works in another country for a fixed period of time
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What is Cost Leadership strategy
This competitive corporate strategy focuses on being the low-cost producer in the industry. Also called “Operational Excellence” strategy
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What is Observation Method
In this method of job analysis, learning about the job occurs by observing the activities of the jobholders
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What is Job Knowledge Tests
An achievement test that measures a person’s level of understanding about a particular job.
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What is Procedural Justice
Perceived fairness of the process used to make decision about employees
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What is Career Path
A chart showing the possible directions and career opportunities available in an organization; it presents the steps in a possible career and a plausible timetable for accomplishing them.
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What is Matrix Organizational Structure
Organizational structure that utilize direct linkages of both departmentalization by division and function to gain the benefits of both
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What is Questionnaire Method
In this method of job analysis, circulate carefully prepared questionnaires are sent out individually and jobholders or managers are asked to fill them out.
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What is Validity
The extent to which the technique measures the intended knowledge, skill, or ability. In the selection context, it is the extent to which scores on a test or interview correspond to actual job
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What is Contractual Rights
Rights based on a specific contract between employer and employee which can be spelled out formally in written employment contracts or implied in employee handbooks and published policies
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