The O*NET is useful for many things, but it does not provide
A) a resource for organizations that find it impractical to use job analysis.
B) the task requirements unique to a particular organization.
C) the knowledge and skills required to perform a task.
D) the characteristics of most jobs in terms of tasks.
E) the behaviors associated with a given job.

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Many organizations ask their employees to perform tasks that their competitors do not, so their workforce performs in a unique and valuable way. O*NET cannot capture those sorts of unique task requirements that separate the most effective organizations from their competitors.

The O*NET Is Useful for Many Things, but It Does