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What are the things included in job description and job specification?
What is job description?
Job description includes basic job-related data that is useful to advertise a specific job
and attract a pool of talent. It includes information such as job title, job location, reporting to
and of employees, job summary, nature and objectives of a job, tasks and duties to be
performed, working conditions, machines, tools and equipments to be used by a prospective
worker and hazards involved in it.
Purpose of Job Description
The main purpose of job description is to collect job-related data in order to advertise
for a particular job. It helps in attracting, targeting, recruiting and selecting the right
candidate for the right job.
It is done to determine what needs to be delivered in a particular job. It clarifies what
employees are supposed to do if selected for that particular job opening.
It gives recruiting staff a clear view what kind of candidate is required by a particular
department or division to perform a specific task or job.
It also clarifies who will report to whom.
Job title
The job title is naturally what will catch the eye of an ideal candidate. It should include what
they will do (i.e sales) and their level within the company (i.e. associate, manager, vice
president, etc). The title needs to make the right people immediately think, “I can do that job,”
and go on to read the full description.
Over the past few years, some companies have replaced traditional job titles with unique,
somewhat silly ones. Instead of having a “sales director” or “lead designer,” they’ll have a “sales
ninja” or “design unicorn.” Be careful with these type of titles, as they can deter serious
professionals from applying. Additionally, they’re not optimized for job board search engines,
so your description might not show up when someone searches for a title they identify with.
Job Location
Even if someone is just the right fit for your job, they can’t proceed if it’s not in a location that
works for them. The location of the position should be displayed front and center on the job
description so a job seeker can decide if it makes sense to apply. If you’re in a city, also consider
providing the exact neighborhood of your office so there is no need to do any additional
research.
Job Description Summary
The job description summary: ✶ Contains 1 - 3 paragraphs. ✶ Summarizes the main points of
the job description which may include key responsibilities, functions, and duties; education and
experience requirements; and any other pertinent information (i.e. scheduling requirements,
travel, etc)
Reporting to
Reporting lines clarify responsibilities of a role by showing who the candidates reports to and
who reports to them. This is important, not only in relation to compliance issues, but also to
give the candidate an insight into the hierarchical structure of the organisation and how their
position fits into it.
Working Conditions
Identify the working conditions and physical demands which relate to the essential functions of
the position, such as working indoors/outdoors, working with exposures to hazards, etc. Include
special considerations for the position, such as occasional travel or necessary overtime.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Job responsibilities are what an organization uses to define the work that needs to be
performed in a role and the functions that an employee is accountable for.
Job Summary:
The General Manager blends business acumen and operational knowledge to drive
business results while building a high-performing team. This role uses discretion in assigning
duties to employees and in employment decisions and is accountable for the achievement of
sales goals, operations, staffing and performance management of employees. The General
Manager reports to the CEO. You will need proven operational prowess, marketing savvy, and a
growth mindset, as well as the ability to manage a team to execute Company’s vision. Directs
the overall operation of the service and is also responsible for all aspects of contract
compliance, oversight of local management team and employee work force. The General
Manager will oversee operations and tasks performed at respective office to ensure all facets
run smoothly and at a profit, make necessary decisions for the office in order to ensure
compliance with company and government regulations, and direct the workflow of drivers,
packers, and helpers as needed, ensuring a positive experience for the customer through
training and a positive work environment for employees.
As a General Manager, you will lead the success of your team by setting the bar high for
performance. You will coach, develop, and lead your team to reach Company objectives and
metrics in a fast-paced, dynamic, and high-energy environment. Along the way, we'll provide
you with a training and development program to help you move your career forward. He/she
will provide support, leadership and direction to assigned operating location to ensure delivery
of annual business plans. He/she will control the daily operation of our contract with company
procedures.
The General Manager is responsible for the overall performance of the warehouse, including
operations, customer service, office operations and IT. The General Manager plans, organizes,
staffs, directs and controls all office activities. The selection, professional development, and
motivation of all warehouse employees are key responsibilities. The General Manager is also
accountable for achieving prescribed company objectives in regard to cost, productivity,
customer service and profit.
We are seeking a dynamic and experienced General Manager. The General Manager will
oversee all operations and guest relations efforts, oversee venue systems, hire and lead a staff
of full time and part time employees and maintain first class standards. The candidate will have
a sincere commitment to and a deep understanding of the value of operational excellence and
outstanding customer service.
Performance management
Staffing
Management Proficiency
Developing standards, coaching, and team coordination
Financial planning
Process improvement
Decision making
Strategic planning
Quality management
Education and Experience Requirements:
Skills:
Strategic planning skills: GMs must ensure the development and implementation of a
clear strategic plan for an organization or business unit.
Financial planning skills: GMs are responsible for looking at the future of the business
and making key investments and investment recommendations.
Interpersonal skills: GMs must be able to support the development of a healthy internal
culture that retains key employees and encourages their professional development.
Leadership skills: GMs are responsible for leading entire business units or divisions of an
organization.