Increasing Output Without Increasing Costs Is Most Likely to Make

question 26

Multiple Choice

Increasing output without increasing costs is most likely to make employees

• A) reduce the time they spend in detour behavior.
• B) unhappy as it may mean that the new goals are unreasonable.
• C) reject the principles of job enlargement and job enrichment.
• D) add additional quality improvement measures.

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