Which of the following does NOT occur at very high levels of job specialization?
A)Product quality increases while the quantity of output decreases.
B)Employee turnover increases.
C)Employees are less motivated to perform their jobs well.
D)Employers are often forced to pay higher wages to attract job applicants to the tedious work.
E)Worker alienation increases.

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At very high levels of job specialization, the quantity of output typically increases due to the efficiency gained from workers performing highly specialized tasks. Product quality might not necessarily increase, and it's possible for both quality and quantity to improve or for quality to remain constant. The other options (B, C, D, E) are common consequences of high job specialization, including increased employee turnover, decreased motivation, the need for higher wages to attract applicants, and increased worker alienation.

Which of the Following Does NOT Occur at Very High