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September 19, 2007

Job Description

I’m preparing a Job description bank for all our employees. The way I do it is list the job titles at our company, then search as many descriptions as I can from job sites and links like below, then I meet with the employee and do a Q/A session then meet with department managers and go through the results, then have the CEO approve them and I’m done.

This of course can help me in setting the career path for each employee and also setup a succession plan as well, then I can see if who needs training and in what field.

If anyone knows or can add to this way of doing it, please do so.

Thanks,

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