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Jarrod Kemmy MGMT 3005 October 15, 2017 Professor Amos Chapter 8 Questions 1.) First, prepare a list of KSAO’s. Second, decide on whether or not the KSAO is desired or not. Finally, list the KSAO’s that are deemed worthy. 2.) Cost, frequency of use, reliability, validity, utility, etc. are all used in assessment methods. All are important and are needed equally during assessments. I believe that all of them are equally important. 3.) If I were starting my own business, I wouldn’t just use one assessment method. I would use them all. In order to start a successful business, you can’t just choose one. Take note of KSAO’s, biographical data, references, cover letters, resumes, etc. Make sure to hire talent that will be the perfect fit for the

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