Analysis of the job offering context of Brazilian Information-Documentation profesionals from job offerings in the Web by companies and institutions
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Informação e Documentação, Ofertas de emprego, Internet, Brasil - 2010, Tarefas profissionais, Competências.Abstract
The context of jog offerings in the Information-Documentation segment is analyzed. The sample was obtained from advertisements of Brazilian companies and private institutions in the Internet during the year 2010. The activity was part of a larger research which has as its main objective the construction of a taxonomy to classify and hierarchy the competences and knowledge demanded by the companies, as well as the characteristics of the offered positions. Information was extracted from 200 job offerings obtained in the portals Catho: http://www.catho.com.br/ and Portal do bibliotecário: http://www.portalbibliotecario.com.br/. Each entry was maintained in its incidence context and with its original expression. The terms passed by a standardization process. The analysis answers to the following classifications: field and company description, invasion of the profession, education level, kind of contract, experience requirements, salary, and geographic dispersion.Downloads
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