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¶ … Marvin that he begin by describing the company and its sutuation regarding job descriptions. Obviously, these are outdated with regard to the new developments that have taken place within the company. I would then begin by explaining exactly how the existing files have been outdate.

I would then explain exactly the new developments that have taken place within the company. Obviously any company needs to change with the times. New and uptdate job descriptions should reflect the changing ideals within the company, because these reflect the changing philosophies within the company.

When times and customer requirements change, a company is obliged to comply. If a business is not able to change with the times surrounding it, it is impossible for the specific company to be successful. Jobs within a company are the lifeblood of the business, so updated and new job desriptions are an essential part of the business.

One of the ways in which to do this is to ask each employee for a thorough job description, while monitoring these for accuracy. For this a supervisory person could be appointed to monitor accuracy and support the employees in terms of help with wording and the exact contents of the documents to be delivered. This supervisory person could then head a committee in order to determine the exact accuracy and need for new proposals.

Finally, whenever new personnel are appointed, it is important to monitor the exat nature of their work, as well as to determine whether the work they are doing is essentially an extension of existing work performed, or new jobs created in order to cope with market needs. Each should then be described and monitored according to the specific needs identified.

To validate the above descriptions, I would also suggest a thorough market analysis in order to justify any new appointments and job creations to meet market needs.

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