Choose an actual job description from the internet. It must be in your field of hospitality (e.g.

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Choose an actual job description from the internet. It must be in your field of hospitality (e.g. if you are in the Tourism program, the job description must be a Supervisor or Higher level Position in the Tourism industry (no Hotels, No Restaurants).

For example, https://g.co/kgs/JuU6eB is a Food and Beverage Supervisor at the Mayfair Clubs.

A. Analyze the Job Description using the following six points.

i. Blurb. What does the initial marketing say about the company. Is it employee or customer focussed. What is your critique.

ii. Responsiblities. Do the first 3-5 bullets clearly outline what a successful candidate will do 80% of the time? Are there a manageable number of responsibility bullets? What is your critique.

iii. Specifications. Do the specificications (e.g. Education, Experience required) make sense for this role? Are they too specific? Not specific enough? Irrelevant? What is your critique.

iv, Total Rewards, Does the job posting give a potential applicant enough information to make an informed choice? What's missing? What should be included in this type of role? What would you like to see? What is your critique?

v. Legal, Does it encourage everyone to apply? Is it clear that they are an open, diverse and inclusive company? Is there any mention of support for those with disabilities applying?

vi. Contact. Is the contact person clearly outlined? Does it appear to have a singular person in charge of this posting?

Rubric

i. Blurb: Your evaluation/critique. 5 marks ii. Responsibilities. Your evaluation/critique. 5 marks iii. Specifications. Your evaluation/critique. 5 marks iv. Total Rewards: Your evaluation/critique. 5 marks v. Legal: Your evaluation/critique. 5 marks vi. Contact information: Your evaluation/critique. 5 marks vii. Job description copy (or working link) included.