The phrase "drafting job" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a job that involves drawing detailed plans, diagrams, or schematics according to a given set of instructions. For example, "John had a steady job as a drafter for an engineering firm, where he created detailed drawings of building designs."
From drafting job adverts to making offers, recruitment can't be rushed, but there are ways to avoid wasting time.
Dad, a guy-in-a-tie whose dull drafting job has probably had his psyche screaming for a creative outlet, erects a nice-looking but standard wooden play set.
"If two guys could ever pull off a difficult drafting job, and get sign-offs from the State Department, the Justice Department, the Defense Department, the Joint Chiefs and the Department of Justice, it's these two," said C. Boyden Gray, who as White House counsel to Mr. Bush's father, led the drafting of the 1991 resolution.
Child molester and teacher William Vahey stated explicitly in a draft job application aimed at an English school that he would take a post only if it guaranteed "extensive opportunities" to spend time with pupils outside school.
The first application of Textio's technology was in talent acquisition, an area where customers could submit draft job postings and get feedback on how well those postings would perform.
The first phase comprised the development of a draft job description and learning objectives by a working group established by the ECVN.
The Cabinet Office minister has accused the civil service of drafting a job description for permanent secretaries without "constitutional propriety".
Bench-marking SWM functions and knowing what expertise is required to perform these functions will assist in drafting appropriate job descriptions and specifications.
The guidelines include tips on drafting successful job descriptions, sourcing candidates, reviewing resumes, interviewing, and making a hiring decision.
The move comes amid a row earlier this month over the responsibilities and duties of the civil service after the minister with responsibility for the civil service, Francis Maude, accused senior officials of drafting a job description for permanent secretaries without "constitutional propriety".
