How Does Job Rotation Combat the Adverse Consequences of Task

question 84

Multiple Choice

How does job rotation combat the adverse consequences of task specialization?

• A) by altering the work to provide the worker with more control over activities
• B) by moving workers through several jobs, thereby exposing them to increased task variety
• C) by combining different tasks, thereby giving them more responsibilities
• D) by giving the worker more autonomy through alterations in the job
• E) by forming natural work units to provide the worker with more responsibility

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