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Conduct a ?role-sizing? to match responsibilities to titles and compensation levels

By Rees Morrison

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A law department of nearly 100 lawyers that I have worked with introduced an interesting concept to me: ?role sizing.? Since I know nothing more than that fact, let me speculate what role sizing entails.

To role size might be to match the presumed scope of responsibility and expertise of a position to the ckills and abilities of the person holding that position. Imagine overlaying on the demands of a position a shape of the abilities of the incumbent. Some parts stick out ? too hard for the person ? while others are more than covered by the person ? too easy for the person. Role sizing feels like a gedanken (thought experiment) unless you are prepared to act on the conclusions.

Full post as published by Law Department Management on April 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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