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Quiz 4: Job Analysis and Job Design
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Question 21
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Elaine studies and designs equipment and systems that are easy and efficient for employees to use so that their physical well-being is not compromised. Elaine works in job design.
Question 22
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A review of certain positions at TRG Corp. revealed that those positions have a substantial impact on the work of others. According to the job characteristics model, these positions contain a high level of task identity.
Question 23
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A review of certain positions at TRG Corp. revealed that employees had an amount of freedom to schedule work and perform activities. According to the job characteristics model, these positions lack skill variety.
Question 24
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The job characteristics model suggests that a motivated, satisfied, and productive employee is one who (1) experiences meaningful work; (2) experiences responsibility for work outcomes; and (3) has knowledge of the results of his or her work activities.
Question 25
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Alisa wants to motivate her team to improve performance by enhancing their pay and benefits. To do this, Alisa will adopt a job enrichment program.
Question 26
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Because it focuses on employees' capabilities, the competency-based approach to job analysis emphasizes how the work is done rather than just what work is done.
Question 27
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Alisa has started a program to enrich the jobs of the members of her staff by adding a greater variety of tasks to each job. She is using the technique of job enlargement.
Question 28
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A review of certain positions at TRG Corp. revealed that those positions require completion of a whole and identifiable piece of work. According to the job characteristics model, these positions contain a high level of task identity.