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What is Job Description Benchmarking?

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Job description benchmarking is similar to salary benchmarking, where you study how other companies list their compensation packages. Here are some steps to develop a great job description benchmark to serve your company well across multiple functions (or even various clients). So, where do you start?

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Know When to Ask for Help With Your Compensation Project

Compensation Today

Every day, PayScale products and services help compensation and HR pros ideate, create, roll out and manage forward-thinking comp plans. With that in mind, we recently launched a new Support Center to help PayScale product users with key activities like benchmarking, running reports and utilizing structure and analytics tools.

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When You Need to Move Beyond Data for Pay Decisions

Compensation Today

We live, love and dream about data here at PayScale, and big data is driving business and pay decisions across industries and functions. Often folks will begin market benchmarking by looking at data cuts for jobs in their specific industry, location or company type/size. GET A DEMO. Data, data, data. Tell Us What You Think.

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Nuances of Nonprofit Compensation: 2017 Compensation Best Practices

Compensation Today

Every year, the age-old question would come up when it came time to benchmark our fundraising and programmatic jobs. We have gathered compensation best practices from the more than 400 respondents to the PayScale Compensation Best Practices Report who are in the nonprofit industry. GET A DEMO. Click To Tweet.

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Use Agile to Make Compensation Changes Manageable

Compensation Today

Job benchmarking to market data – 2. Tip: Ease the effort of the increase process with PayScale Crew. GET A DEMO. Some of these projects (or pieces of projects) might overlap or be interdependent — for example, job benchmarking to market data will need to occur prior to building pay ranges. MEDIUM IMPORTANCE.

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The Four Times You Should Be Talking About Compensation Throughout the Year

Compensation Today

We’ve written a lot at PayScale about compensation communication — especially about WHY talking about compensation is important, and WHO should be talking about pay. – Let them know how that pay was determined, and when pay ranges or job benchmarks are reviewed. GET A DEMO. Learn More About Our Compensation Software.

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You've Got Me Feeling Emotions.About Comp!

Compensation Today

Ashley Adair, PHR SHRM-CP, Benchmarking Team Lead at PayScale Whether we want to admit it or not, compensation is emotional. See how PayScale can help. Get a demo today! On an intrinsic level it reinforces beliefs and behaviors of employees – ‘I worked hard and did a good job so naturally I deserve a raise’.