in reply to What is your job description?

I presume you are referring to Job Postings in regards to obtaining employment. In order to find out what the real requirements are, you rarely will obtain those from HR or Management. However, during your interview(s), you can always ask these questions to the people who interview you:

  1. What do you think the responsibilities of this position are
  2. What do you expect from me in this position
You know how you are always asked if you have any questions at the end of the interview? Well, now you have some good candidates.

Short answer -- you find out at the interview. Remember, interviewing works both ways. You do not have to accept any offers if you discover the requirements are nowhere near as accurate in reality as they were in the Job Posting. Good luck!

jeffa

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Re^2: What is your job description?
by aartist (Pilgrim) on Jan 05, 2012 at 03:28 UTC

    Thank you for the answer.

    My real point is to list the core functional skills which can become backbone to any job in the infotech industry.
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      core skills? (I'm not sure what you mean with "functional", so I'll ignore it):

      • dealing well with people
      • solving problems
      • staying motivated

      That's really the core of what you need.

      Perl 6 - second systems done right
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      It might help to describe, in as much detail as possible, -why- you want this information, since your post by itself is rather confusing. Need more clues before we can give you a good answer.
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        I like to train myself at core skills. First step is knowing what they are. My idea is that if you know the core skills then you can connect the 'dots' relatively easier.
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