The Sociotechnical Approach to Work Design Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

The sociotechnical approach to work design is:

• A)decreasing in popularity
• B)generally associated with self-managed work groups
• C)more concerned with outputs and productivity than worker satisfaction
• D)unrelated to open systems concepts
• E)derived from traditional and classical management principles

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