Conducting a job analysis with job incumbents may be advantageous as:
A) they are a good source of information about what work is actually being done rather than what work is supposed to be done
B) involving incumbents in the job analysis process might increase their acceptance of any work changes stemming from the results of the analysis
C) they are typically more objective than outsiders
D) Both A and B are correct.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Job incumbents are an excellent source of information about what work is actually being done, rather than what work is supposed to be done. Involving them in the job analysis process might increase their acceptance of any work changes stemming from the results of the analysis. Additionally, job incumbents are typically more objective than outsiders. Therefore, both A and B options are correct.

Conducting a Job Analysis with Job Incumbents May Be Advantageous