Job Analysis

Running Head: SALES REPRESENTATIVE JOB ANALYSIS Job Analysis of an Ames Co. Sales Representative Kyle Marble (Group 8) The Pennsylvania State University Our methods of job analysis included the following: an interview with a representative of the job (an incumbent), the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), and other literature sources. We decided to research these three sources because they included three differing types of information that would give us a broad database to complete the job …

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