Starting List
Once you have a starting list, you may want to make some adjustments. Review the list, and if it seems complete, you are ready for the next step, but if it seems to have omitted an important area, add it. Also, if you feel one of the areas is no longer applicable to your company, remove it.
An example of a conditions of employment form is shown in Figure 5-2. There are three columns headed: Ranking, Dimension, and Definition. Completing one of these forms gives you an initial document to use in finalizing the areas to survey.
Review the areas you have initially identified. You are going to write them on the lines in the Dimension column and follow each with its definition. However, you do not want to list them in any order that ...
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