Work Specialization Contributes to Higher Employee Productivity, but at the Price

question 73

Multiple Choice

Work specialization contributes to higher employee productivity, but at the price of ________.

• A) reduced economies of scale
• B) increased cost
• C) reduced job satisfaction
• D) restricted flow of information
• E) increased complexity

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Definitions:

Employee Motivation

The level of enthusiasm, drive, and commitment that workers bring to their jobs to achieve personal and organizational goals.

Self-Confidence

The belief in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment, which can influence an individual's performance and interactions with others.

Qualified

Having the necessary skills, knowledge, and capability to perform a specific job or task effectively.

Procedural Justice

The perception of fairness in the processes and procedures used to make decisions within organizations.