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Hi! I search a method or a step of analysis to create descriptions of tasks. Can you help me?
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Anders Nystrom
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LOTS
There is a method called LOTS in Sweden, it is used when defining a business plan, but can also be used as method to define a task:
- Purpose
- Critical Success factors
- Goal
- Actitivity - what to do
- Roles and responsible
- Follow up and reporting
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Izabela Waglay
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Task Description
In addition to the items listed by Aners referred to as LOTS, the task should also include the influencing factors such as policies or regulatory requirements, inputs (information or physical objects such as money or equipment, task triggers (e.g. customer walking in to the store), tools available (e.g. customer profile data display), measurements; required skills and behaviors.
In summary, the task is a discrete step in the process, so all the elements that are required to define the process step apply to the task description.
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Aye
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Accountability Process Design to Create Task Descriptions
We, at Aye & Partners Consulting, specialise in or (...)
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Zafar Dar
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Creating Task Descriptions
I would like to make some amendments to above LOTS (...)
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Kwaku Awuku, Manager, Ghana
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Creating Task Descriptions
I suggest the following:
Context, purpose, quanti (...)
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David Wilson, Manager, Canada
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Occupational Network (ONET)
Hi Mario: I do not like to reinvent the process, s (...)
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