This actlvity is important because managers should consider the need for phystcal ability in a job when conducting a job onalysis, as well as when hiring and assessing employees, it is often assumed that physical requirements are associated with jobs that do not require a college degree, but there are many professional careers that demand both cognitive and physical abilties such as strength, stamina, and flexiblity. The goal of this octivity is for you to leam obout jobs requining both cognitive and physical abilites. Read the case and answer the questions that follow. You can probably name many business careers that demand mental aglity, but what about ahysical aglity? If youre a business student and you don't relish the idea of sitting behind a desk from 9 to 5. one of these professions might be for you If you graduate with a degree in Golf Course Management youll need to walk around the course on a regular bosis, managing the approptiate type and amount of turf grass. the consistency of sand traps, and levels of water hazards. The fairways must be expertly maintained, requiring specialized knowiedge in course layout and design, in addition, you'l need to manage subordinates in a wide range of jobs, from marketing to landscaping. and de bl with a wice range of suppliers and customers. With a BBA in Supply Chain Management, working in a monutactunng environment is not unusua. As a warehouse manager, you'll need specific knowledge of the industry, technical scftware, and financial planning What may surprise you is to what degree this job keeps you physically busy, as you navigate and organize warehouses, orchestrattng the incoming and outgoing materials. That's a lot of walking. given thot more than hai of warenouses are between about 27,000 and 83,000 feet in size (US. Energy information Acministiation) Auditors sit 89.5 percent of the workdoy (U.S. Bureau of Lobor Statsics) in this job. you would need considerable focus. critical thinking skilis, and accounting software knowledge But if you are a speciolized factory ouditor, you travel to manufacturing locations all over the world to inspect records reloing to folr worklag condations and pay Safety can aiso be a concern in the case of visiting factories that are hazardous. or that hove burneci or collaplec. People th this job may feel a heavy responsibility when considening whether to close a factory in onother county due to financial wrongdoing or as a part of a safety team. If you major in Hotel and Restaurant Management, you wiil expect a tast-paced. exciting job. possibly in locations around the world. But this career can be stressful ond requires the ability to bolanco tasks and responsibilities. You are also likely to stond for extended periods of ume and to work long hours. These manegers may be very involved in the hands-on work, gothering supplies, handing food, and checking on o vancty of cmployees in what could include a large bullding ond extensive grounds An unusual skill you moy need is spoting detalls, such as incpecting for cleanliness or precision Finally, Ronch Management is a demanding degree program and careet. You may overlook the productlon and care of farm antmas and Ivestock. This would require you to dive a truck or tractor, of even ride horsebock over large areas of land You may supervise a farm that has needs for crop planning, greenhouses, or nursenes. This can require onalytical skills and scientific knowledge. Animais moy need heip day or night, and bad weathe demands quick action. This is defintely not a 9-to-5 job. - 6 This activity is important because managers should consider the need for physical ability in a job when conducting a job analysis, as well as when hiring and assessing employees. It is often assumed that physical requirements are associated with jobs that do not require a college degree, but there are many professional careers that demand both cognitive and physical abilities such as strength, stamina, and flexibility. The goal of this activity is for you to leam about jobs requiring both cognitive and physical abilities. Read the case and answer the questions that follow. You can probably name many business careers that demand mental agility, but what about physical agility? If you're a business student and you don't relish the idea of sitting behind a desk from 9 to 5 , one of these professions might be for you. If you graduate with a degree in Golf Course Management, you'll need to walk around the course on a regular basis, managing the appropriate type and amount of turf grass, the consistency of sand traps, and levels of water hazards. The fairways must be expertly maintained, requiring specialized knowledge in course layout and design. In addition, you'll need to manage subordinates in a wide range of jobs, from marketing to landscaping, and deal with a wide range of suppliers and customers. With a BBA in Supply Chain Management, working in a manufacturing environment is not unusual. As a warehouse manager, you'll need specific knowledge of the industry, technical software, and financial planning. What may surprise you is to what degree this job keeps you physically busy, as you navigate and organize warehouses, orchestrating the incoming and outgoing materials. That's a lot of walking, given that more than half of warehouses are between about 27,000 and 83,000 feet in size (U.S. Energy Information Administration). Auditors sit 89.5 percent of the workday (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). In this job, you would need considerable focus, critical thinking skills, and accounting software knowledge. But if you are a specialized factory auditor, you travel to manufacturing locations all over the world to inspect records relating to fair working conditions and pay. Safety can also be a concern in the case of visiting factories that are hazardous, or that have bumed or collapsed. People in this job may feel a heavy responsibility when considering whether to close a factory in another country due to financial wrongdoing or as a part of a safety team. If you major in Hotel and Restaurant Management, you will expect a fast-paced, exciting job, possibly in locations around the world. But this career can be stressful and requires the ability to balance tasks and responsibilities. You are also likely to stand for extended periods of time and to work long hours. These managers may be very involved in the hands-on work, gathering supplies, handling food, and checking on a variety of employees in what could include a large building and extensive grounds. An unusual skill you may need is spotting details, such as inspecting for cleanliness or precision. Finally, Ranch Management is a demanding degree program and career. You may overlook the production and care of farm animals and livestock. This would require you to drive a truck or tractor, or even ride horseback over large areas of land. You may supervise a farm that has needs for crop planning, greenhouses, or nurseries. This can require analytical skills and scientific knowledge. Animals may need help day or night, and bad weather demands quick action. This is definitely not a 9-to-5 job. A gol course manaoer's abilty to not eet lost on the lagpe foirway with reference so the poslbons of sand yaps. water hazatds, and trees ilustabes asd the beitty to judge the datance trem a sand eisp to the putting green is Malpie Cheice awnic dedumbe restruting moplowere atrength inctutble ressonirg Martre vhusksoor sasal brentasort depth percepten case. This aboly is cafed Matpie Croice perephat woted. spasial enertron seginalty. specd ent hevelety od onure quacumon This actlvity is important because managers should consider the need for phystcal ability in a job when conducting a job onalysis, as well as when hiring and assessing employees, it is often assumed that physical requirements are associated with jobs that do not require a college degree, but there are many professional careers that demand both cognitive and physical abilties such as strength, stamina, and flexiblity. The goal of this octivity is for you to leam obout jobs requining both cognitive and physical abilites. Read the case and answer the questions that follow. You can probably name many business careers that demand mental aglity, but what about ahysical aglity? If youre a business student and you don't relish the idea of sitting behind a desk from 9 to 5. one of these professions might be for you If you graduate with a degree in Golf Course Management youll need to walk around the course on a regular bosis, managing the approptiate type and amount of turf grass. the consistency of sand traps, and levels of water hazards. The fairways must be expertly maintained, requiring specialized knowiedge in course layout and design, in addition, you'l need to manage subordinates in a wide range of jobs, from marketing to landscaping. and de bl with a wice range of suppliers and customers. With a BBA in Supply Chain Management, working in a monutactunng environment is not unusua. As a warehouse manager, you'll need specific knowledge of the industry, technical scftware, and financial planning What may surprise you is to what degree this job keeps you physically busy, as you navigate and organize warehouses, orchestrattng the incoming and outgoing materials. That's a lot of walking. given thot more than hai of warenouses are between about 27,000 and 83,000 feet in size (US. Energy information Acministiation) Auditors sit 89.5 percent of the workdoy (U.S. Bureau of Lobor Statsics) in this job. you would need considerable focus. critical thinking skilis, and accounting software knowledge But if you are a speciolized factory ouditor, you travel to manufacturing locations all over the world to inspect records reloing to folr worklag condations and pay Safety can aiso be a concern in the case of visiting factories that are hazardous. or that hove burneci or collaplec. People th this job may feel a heavy responsibility when considening whether to close a factory in onother county due to financial wrongdoing or as a part of a safety team. If you major in Hotel and Restaurant Management, you wiil expect a tast-paced. exciting job. possibly in locations around the world. But this career can be stressful ond requires the ability to bolanco tasks and responsibilities. You are also likely to stond for extended periods of ume and to work long hours. These manegers may be very involved in the hands-on work, gothering supplies, handing food, and checking on o vancty of cmployees in what could include a large bullding ond extensive grounds An unusual skill you moy need is spoting detalls, such as incpecting for cleanliness or precision Finally, Ronch Management is a demanding degree program and careet. You may overlook the productlon and care of farm antmas and Ivestock. This would require you to dive a truck or tractor, of even ride horsebock over large areas of land You may supervise a farm that has needs for crop planning, greenhouses, or nursenes. This can require onalytical skills and scientific knowledge. Animais moy need heip day or night, and bad weathe demands quick action. This is defintely not a 9-to-5 job. - 6 This activity is important because managers should consider the need for physical ability in a job when conducting a job analysis, as well as when hiring and assessing employees. It is often assumed that physical requirements are associated with jobs that do not require a college degree, but there are many professional careers that demand both cognitive and physical abilities such as strength, stamina, and flexibility. The goal of this activity is for you to leam about jobs requiring both cognitive and physical abilities. Read the case and answer the questions that follow. You can probably name many business careers that demand mental agility, but what about physical agility? If you're a business student and you don't relish the idea of sitting behind a desk from 9 to 5 , one of these professions might be for you. If you graduate with a degree in Golf Course Management, you'll need to walk around the course on a regular basis, managing the appropriate type and amount of turf grass, the consistency of sand traps, and levels of water hazards. The fairways must be expertly maintained, requiring specialized knowledge in course layout and design. In addition, you'll need to manage subordinates in a wide range of jobs, from marketing to landscaping, and deal with a wide range of suppliers and customers. With a BBA in Supply Chain Management, working in a manufacturing environment is not unusual. As a warehouse manager, you'll need specific knowledge of the industry, technical software, and financial planning. What may surprise you is to what degree this job keeps you physically busy, as you navigate and organize warehouses, orchestrating the incoming and outgoing materials. That's a lot of walking, given that more than half of warehouses are between about 27,000 and 83,000 feet in size (U.S. Energy Information Administration). Auditors sit 89.5 percent of the workday (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). In this job, you would need considerable focus, critical thinking skills, and accounting software knowledge. But if you are a specialized factory auditor, you travel to manufacturing locations all over the world to inspect records relating to fair working conditions and pay. Safety can also be a concern in the case of visiting factories that are hazardous, or that have bumed or collapsed. People in this job may feel a heavy responsibility when considering whether to close a factory in another country due to financial wrongdoing or as a part of a safety team. If you major in Hotel and Restaurant Management, you will expect a fast-paced, exciting job, possibly in locations around the world. But this career can be stressful and requires the ability to balance tasks and responsibilities. You are also likely to stand for extended periods of time and to work long hours. These managers may be very involved in the hands-on work, gathering supplies, handling food, and checking on a variety of employees in what could include a large building and extensive grounds. An unusual skill you may need is spotting details, such as inspecting for cleanliness or precision. Finally, Ranch Management is a demanding degree program and career. You may overlook the production and care of farm animals and livestock. This would require you to drive a truck or tractor, or even ride horseback over large areas of land. You may supervise a farm that has needs for crop planning, greenhouses, or nurseries. This can require analytical skills and scientific knowledge. Animals may need help day or night, and bad weather demands quick action. This is definitely not a 9-to-5 job. A gol course manaoer's abilty to not eet lost on the lagpe foirway with reference so the poslbons of sand yaps. water hazatds, and trees ilustabes asd the beitty to judge the datance trem a sand eisp to the putting green is Malpie Cheice awnic dedumbe restruting moplowere atrength inctutble ressonirg Martre vhusksoor sasal brentasort depth percepten case. This aboly is cafed Matpie Croice perephat woted. spasial enertron seginalty. specd ent hevelety od onure quacumon