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: Joel Stewart's Blog

Job Zone Levels, SVP Levels, Wage Levels, and Preference Categories

By Joel Stewart

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These are four different concepts that interact among themselves. Job Zone Levels are used on the O*Net to categorize jobs according to complexity. There are five job zone levels, from level one (jobs requiring little or no training) to level five (jobs requiring higher education, training and experience). Several weeks ago I wrote about Job Zone Level Five which has slightly more than 100 occupations described on the O*Net, and I identified eight positions that could be used by businesses: (1) 25-9011.00 - Audio-Visual Collections Specialists (2) 11-1011.00 - Chief Executives (3) 19-3011.00 - Economists (4) 15-1011.00 - Computer and...

Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on April 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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