MAINLY UNPROMPTED CONTACTS Sample Clauses

MAINLY UNPROMPTED CONTACTS. Specialist professional skills - Contacts with experts or similar stakeholders - Potential international contacts 135 4.5 ACTIVE UNPROMPTED CONTACTS, INFLUENCING COMPANY-LEVEL DECISION-MAKERS - Good overall knowledge of company - Processing of information for shared use 160 Total grade Classification instructions: NATURE OF JOB EFFECTS OF DECI- SIONS/RESOLUTIONS The nature of the job measures the complexity of independent thought and deliberation The demand level is higher: - the more often there are situations requiring deliberation - the more varied they are - the shorter the response time - the broader and deeper the knowledge that is needed for making decisions - the more generalised the instructions - the more generalised and slower the feed- back - the more specialist the competence needed - the broader the information that must be managed for the task The depth and breadth of information/knowledge needed for decision-making is affected by the train- ing and experience required for the position. The effects of decision-making measures the importance and scope of decisions The demand level is higher: - the greater the financial effects - the greater their impact on production and quality - the greater their impact on the environment, health and safety and general safety - the more the job involves making time-limited, risky decisions in unpredictable situations Influencing based on advice, recommendations or expertise is comparable to decision-making. Actively influencing others’ decisions is comparable to decision-making. Effects are considered as a whole, with the total impact evaluated from the point of view of the com- pany’s operations. Influence
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