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August 3, 2022
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It’s clear that businesses often know that they need more resources but often get caught out by designing a role that has too many different elements; seeking a mix of skills that are difficult to find or without enough flexibility. Making it unappealing and difficult to recruit. Designing a role and perfecting a job description can help solve this.
Ten2Two have conversations everyday helping our clients design fit for purpose roles that fit their budget. Our recent webinar shares our advice.
We had some great questions come up on the webinar with a selection answered below:
Our advice is to design the role first to establish what your business needs, then see the market rate for that level of role. If it’s out of your budget, consider reducing the responsibilities in the role to match your budget or reducing the hours to find the right talent.
Yes … unless there are differences in the responsibilities for the fixed term contract, the job description should be the same.
Yes. Be clear what the job requires initially but show how the role could also develop. This will often suit candidates looking for fewer hours initially but who are happy to grow with the role.
There was also lots of interest in the content, particularly our handy job description template.
If you need any bespoke advice on designing a role and perfecting a job description, feel free to get in touch.
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