Job demand criteria and examples from study job advertisements
| Job Demand . | Examples From Study Job Advertisements . |
|---|---|
| Time Pressure: Meeting deadlines, multitasking, prioritizing, and completing tasks in a timely manner | “Prioritizing and multitasking are imperative; ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize, and meet deadlines.” |
| “This role requires the ability to manage several projects simultaneously to meet tight deadlines.” | |
| “Excellent organizational and prioritization skills and be able to balance multiple ongoing projects; all entries finished in a timely manner; ability to work under tight deadlines.” | |
| Collaboration: Working closely with teams, coordinating with different departments, and working with multiple stakeholders | “You will work closely with the product and engineering team; you will also work very closely with the sales team.” |
| “Collaborate with other departments; you must work closely with other professionals to reach all organizational goals; work well with others.” | |
| “You enjoy working in a collaborative, team-based environment; build and maintain relationships with auditors, banks, attorneys, vendors, and other third parties.” | |
| Travel: Any travel expected or required | “Required travel: Up to 25%.” |
| “Must be able to travel.” | |
| “Ability to travel 40% to 60% with or without advance notice as required to meet client needs.” | |
| Schedule Instability: Must work a flexible schedule, open schedule availability, and able to work varied shifts | “Requirements: Flexibility to work a variety of shifts.” |
| “Key job accountabilities: Maintains open and flexible availability to accommodate store needs.” | |
| “Requirements: Ability to work a variety of shifts based on business needs.” | |
| Nonstandard Hours: Work hours outside of standard weekday daytime hours (weekends, evenings, early mornings, or overnight shifts) | “Must be available to work weekends.” |
| “We offer a set schedule which will include nights, weekends, and holidays.” | |
| “Candidates being considered for this position must be available to work weekends, there are no evening hours.” |
| Job Demand . | Examples From Study Job Advertisements . |
|---|---|
| Time Pressure: Meeting deadlines, multitasking, prioritizing, and completing tasks in a timely manner | “Prioritizing and multitasking are imperative; ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize, and meet deadlines.” |
| “This role requires the ability to manage several projects simultaneously to meet tight deadlines.” | |
| “Excellent organizational and prioritization skills and be able to balance multiple ongoing projects; all entries finished in a timely manner; ability to work under tight deadlines.” | |
| Collaboration: Working closely with teams, coordinating with different departments, and working with multiple stakeholders | “You will work closely with the product and engineering team; you will also work very closely with the sales team.” |
| “Collaborate with other departments; you must work closely with other professionals to reach all organizational goals; work well with others.” | |
| “You enjoy working in a collaborative, team-based environment; build and maintain relationships with auditors, banks, attorneys, vendors, and other third parties.” | |
| Travel: Any travel expected or required | “Required travel: Up to 25%.” |
| “Must be able to travel.” | |
| “Ability to travel 40% to 60% with or without advance notice as required to meet client needs.” | |
| Schedule Instability: Must work a flexible schedule, open schedule availability, and able to work varied shifts | “Requirements: Flexibility to work a variety of shifts.” |
| “Key job accountabilities: Maintains open and flexible availability to accommodate store needs.” | |
| “Requirements: Ability to work a variety of shifts based on business needs.” | |
| Nonstandard Hours: Work hours outside of standard weekday daytime hours (weekends, evenings, early mornings, or overnight shifts) | “Must be available to work weekends.” |
| “We offer a set schedule which will include nights, weekends, and holidays.” | |
| “Candidates being considered for this position must be available to work weekends, there are no evening hours.” |
Source: Original experimental audit study data.