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Job Analysis Interview Form
Job Analysis Interview Form
: Date : Interviewer
1. Describe briefly what you do and, if possible, how you do it. Include duties in the following
categories:
b) periodic duties (those performed weekly, monthly, quarterly, or at other regular intervals)
3. What do you feel is the most difficult or complicated part of your job? Why?
4. Have your responsibilities changed since you were hired? How?
6. Are you performing duties not presently included in your job description? Describe.
7. Do you have “lulls” in your responsibilities? If so, how do you fill these times?
8. Describe any exceptional problem you encountered this past year?
10. What kinds of questions or problems would you ordinarily refer to your supervisor?
11. Are you responsible for any confidential material? If so, describe how you handle it.
12. Are you responsible for any money or things of monetary value? If so, describe how you
handle it.
a) With trainees?
b) With guests?
14. To what extent and by what means are you held accountable?
b) Are the instructions you receive clear and consistent with your job description?
16. What do you feel is necessary in terms of formal education or special training to
optimally fulfill the responsibilities of this position?
17. What sort of on the job training is needed for this position?
19. What special skills, attributes, or knowledge of specific work aids are needed for this
position?
20. How many staff do you supervise?
Directly: ____
Indirectly: ____
Directly: ____
Indirectly: ____
22. Describe the activities that are part of your supervisory duties.
a) Work assignments
c) Performance appraisal
22. Describe the activities that are part of your supervisory duties.
d) Discipline
e) Grievance handling
f) Placement
g) Work flow
h) Program improvements
j) Troubleshooting
22. Describe the activities that are part of your supervisory duties.
k) Reports
l) Follow through