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Developing Performance Measures for the Navy Radioman (RM): Selecting Critical Tasks

Steven E. Lammlein, Herbert G. Baker

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This report details the identification and selection of a set of critical tasks within the job of first-term Navy radiomen. The research reported herein is being conducted as a preliminary requirement for developing performance measures for the congressionally-mandated joint-service job performance measurement/enlistment standards project. Keywords: Job performance measurement, joint-service research, critical task identification and selection, job analysis, content sampling.

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Key concepts: Navy, Identification (biology), Task (project management), Selection (genetic algorithm), Job analysis, Job performance, Joint (building), Computer science