What is a person specification
1. Definition of person specification
Nature of a person specification is a profile of knowledge, skills, abilities, experience and aptitudes which a candidate should have in order to fill the post.
2. Definition of person specification ofWikipedia
“The person specification is an extension of the job description. It is a profile of the type of person needed to do a job and is produced along with a job description following a job analysis”.
3. Different of job specification and person specification
Meaning of person specification is different from job specification. It include:
- Person specification will correlate with the job specification, and must not include any requirements which are not necessary for the job.
- Job specification is applicant-oriented and person specification is job-oriented.
- Job specification must be public to applicants but person specification is not seen by the applicants.
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