Collecting Job Analysis Data in a Larger Organization Usually Involves

question 43

Multiple Choice

Collecting job analysis data in a larger organization usually involves

• A) the work of the HR specialist alone.
• B) the work of the supervisor alone.
• C) HR generalists who are not consultants.
• D) a labour union.
• E) a joint effort by an HR specialist, the incumbent, and the supervisor.

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