Re: Career Compass Job Standards, IT job mapping

Are there any updates to this post?
My supervisor and I are beginning the process of re-defining my job
card and we're wondering if we should hold off for the time being.
The Career Compass website hasn't added a Operational & Technical
matrix within the Desktop Support family which would be very helpful
in determining where the majority of my job duties fall.
I'd be willing to bet that I'm not the only one on campus whose job
duties are spread amongst at least a couple of Job Families making
the process that much more difficult.
Thanks.
-Pete

>Re: Career Compass
>
>An update related to the recent postings on the Career Compass rollout for
>IT staff on campus.
>
>I have been in contact with Rich Lau, the Compensation Director in the HR
>office responsible for the job mapping portion of this initiative. As IT
>is the one of the first groups to go through the process, I have offered
>to provide support for the process working with HR to provide guidelines
>regarding how IT jobs should be mapped in the new Career Compass
>structure, particularly those that have significant responsibility in
>multiple job families. To help manage the process, my office will be
>working closely with Rich and his team to develop published guides and
>workshops for supervisors and managers. We plan on providing real world
>examples of the mapping of some common technical staff positions (such as
>PAII and PA III who are responsible for numerous technology efforts). We
>will break down those multiple roles and walk through the process of
>evaluating how to map the position into the new families. We are also
>working on a revised timeline to make sure all interested supervisors have
>sufficient time to complete the workshops before undertaking the mapping
>process. Watch for additional information and scheduling to be posted to
>technical mail lists soon.
>
>Thanks
>Shel Waggener
>Chief Information Officer
>
>
>
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