Changing the Structure of a Process Always Involves a Change

question 90

True/False

Changing the structure of a process always involves a change in resources as well, even if it is only a simple reordering of tasks.

---

Definitions:

President Lyndon B. Johnson

The 36th President of the United States (1963–1969), known for his domestic policies, including the Great Society, and significant legislation on civil rights.

1967

A year marked by significant global events, including the Six-Day War and the continued Vietnam War.

Gender-Job Paradox

The phenomenon where women and men are distributed unevenly across different occupations and sectors, often affecting gender wage gaps and career advancement opportunities.

Intrinsic Rewards

Satisfaction derived from the activity itself rather than from any external rewards, such as enjoyment and fulfillment from performing a task.