Mike, a job analyst, conducts a job analysis at Great Bread, Inc. George, a first-level supervisor at Great Bread, conducts an initial tour of the work site for Mike. According to the conventional job analysis procedures developed by the U.S. federal government, which of the following steps should Mike perform immediately after the initial tour?
A. Mike should prepare a preliminary list of duties that will serve as a framework for conducting interviews.
B. Mike should conduct an interview with George to get an overview of the job and to understand how the major duties fit together.
C. Mike should review existing documents in order to develop further familiarity with the job.
D. Mike should go on a second tour of the work site but with a different first-level supervisor, someone other than George.
Answer: B
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