Writing a job description
When you’re ready to hire your first employee, the job description deserves careful attention. A good job description will give prospective hires a clear idea of what you’re looking for, and will attract people you have in mind. A bad job description, on the other hand, can lead to confusion and wasted time.
Here are some of the key features to have in mind when writing a good job description:
- Job Title
- Job Purpose
- Duties & Responsibilities
- Relationships & Roles
- Qualifications/Requirements
- Job Location
- Salary/Wage
- Hours & Days of Work
- Equipment to Be Used
Take some time to enter in as much info as you can in each of these sections. You can build upon the above features if you like – they are key in creating a strong foundation to work from.
Read more: Hiring Your First Employee