Internet and Information Technology
Position Descriptions HandiGuide®
243 Job Descriptions and Organization Charts
The job descriptions contained within the Internet and Information Technology Position Descriptions HandiGuide® was updated in 2011 and contains over 650 pages; which includes sample organization charts, a job progression matrix, over 243 job descriptions, best practices for resume screening and best practices for phone screening.
The author of this book has extensive experience in job content definition and analysis. He personally is recognized by the courts as an "expert" and has been used by a number of firms as an expert in age and job discrimination cases. The HandiGuide includes some of the tools that he uses in that process.
The book also addresses Fair Labor Standards and the ADA, and is in a new easier to read format. Each job description meets ADA standards and the position description is delivered in electronic format - word which is editable and PDF which is printed. Also included are tools to help you expand, evaluate and define your enterprise's unique additional required. Those tools include:
- Job Evaluation Questionnaire
- Position Description Questionnaire
- Job Progression Matrix (Job Family Classifications)
- Best Practices for
- Screening Resumes
- Phone Screening
- Hiring employees
- Motivating employees
- Mandated Requirements
- American with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Health and Safety Requirements (Federal and State)
- Fair Labor Standards Act
- Sexual Harassment
- Other Labor Laws
The 243 IT Job Descriptions (see the full list by downloading the Table of Contents) include all of the functions within IT. They include:
- Chief Information Officer (CIO)
- Chief Information Officer (CIO) - Small Enterprise
- Chief Security Officer (CSO)
- Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
- Director Electronic Commerce
- Director Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
- Manager Data Security/Special Project Supervisor
- Disaster Recovery Coordinator
- Internet/Intranet Administrator
- Manager Metrics
- Metrics Measurement Analyst
- Manager Wireless Systems
- Webmaster
- Programmer
- Object Programmer
- Unix System Administrator
- Windows System Administrator
You can purchase this book as a PDF Book, Word Book or as individual word files for each Job Description which makes for easier modification. We have also combined the both book formats with the individual word files for each job descriptions to give you the best of both worlds.
| Format | Modify Source | Cut & Paste | Features | Cost | ||
| Yes | No | No | Adobe search and fully book marked | $895 |
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| Word Files |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Individual files for each job description. Long file names are used so each job description can be modified as a simple document. Both WORD 2003 and WORD 2007 formats included. | $995 |
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| Word Book |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Word search fully book marked. All job descriptions are contained in single word book - NOTE this is a complex document and the user needs to know Work very well to extract and modify the individual job descriptions. Both WORD 2003 and WORD 2007 formats included. | $1,195 |
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| PDF and Word Files |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Adobe search and fully book marked. Individual files for each job description. Long file names are used so each job description can be modified as a simple document. Both WORD 2003 and WORD 2007 formats included for the job descriptions. | $1,495 |
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