Position Descriptions are Linked to Processes - Teena Ogbugoh

Teena Ogbugoh "Business Processes & People Talk with Teena" 

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Introduction
Clear and precise position descriptions drive processes and help measure performance. 

Position descriptions are written statements which provide comprehensive details about a specific position. A position description (PD) is a structured document assigning work to a given position as it is expected to be performed after customary orientation and training. They provide details about each task that is performed within that position and they are useful for performance measurement. It is important to note that there is a difference between the terms position description and job description. Job descriptions are more generic and are often used during the hiring process to find the right candidates to match the job. Position descriptions are specific and tailored towards the person occupying the role and carrying out the tasks.

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Show Objectives - Why
The objective of this show is to talk about the importance of having position descriptions that are linked to processes within the company. As your business is growing and operations are expanding, it is not just enough to have job descriptions prior to the hiring stage. This show will talk about the importance of position descriptions, what should be included in them, how to link them to the core processes of the business and provide the context for performance. It also emphasizes that all work has, and is measured against, the ROI for the business.

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Key Issues – What

1. Position descriptions do not link business objectives to core processes. 
2. Position descriptions are obsolete.
3. Position descriptions are rigid and so employees get frustrated with the system.
4. Position descriptions are vague and do not match the company objectives
5. Position descriptions do not include metrics to track employee performance

What You Need to Do

1. Perform a Job/position Analysis
2. Establish the Essential Functions
3. Have accurate and concise written position descriptions   

1. Let it describe the position not the person
2. Position description should be current in what it entails
3. Describe roles and responsibilities expected

1. Have position descriptions that align with the business objectives and are linked to the processes of the company.  
2. Plan and map business processes  
3. Configure position descriptions through role profiling:

1. Capability alignment
2. Competencies
3. Recruitment enablement
4. Team assignment
5. Learning & development
6. Performance enablement

1. Regular review of position descriptions.
2. Add a Disclaimer

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​Written by: Teena Ogbugoh

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