A) Information cannot be considered to be an input because it is not tangible.
B) All outputs must be strictly measured in terms of quantity.
C) Outputs may be tangible or intangible products of different work processes.
D) Quality standards are not a key criterion in the process of work flow analysis.
E) Inputs and outputs are only the two stages required to represent a complete work flow cycle.
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A) Industrial engineering will increase the complexity of the work.
B) Industrial engineering will eliminate the need for specialization in the job.
C) Industrial engineering will make jobs less specialized and less repetitive.
D) Industrial engineering will provide measurable and practical benefits.
E) Industrial engineering will represent the best way to make jobs more meaningful.
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A) work processes
B) task identities
C) group dynamics
D) job analyses
E) ergonomic activities
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A) Job evaluation
B) Career planning
C) Job training
D) Performance appraisal
E) Selection
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A) a job requires a variety of skills to carry out the tasks involved in the job and its duties
B) employees are given the authority to make decisions
C) performance appraisals are perceived as transparent and fair by employees
D) a job requires a variety of skills to carry out the tasks involved
E) a person receives clear information about performance effectiveness from the work itself
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A) HR executives
B) Incumbents
C) Supervisors
D) Line managers
E) External job analysts
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A) subject-matter experts
B) supervisors
C) HR specialists
D) external analysts
E) CEOs
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A) Its employees have previous experience in performing similar jobs.
B) It has factual or procedural information that is necessary for successfully performing a task.
C) Its employees have a significant level of proficiency required to perform a particular task.
D) Its employees are highly motivated.
E) Its employees have software certifications.
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A) Ergonomics
B) Work flow design
C) Utilization analysis
D) Industrial engineering
E) Break-even analysis
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A) Job sharing
B) Job extension
C) Job rotation
D) Job enrichment
E) Job evaluation
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A) Issuing regulations rather than guidelines for industries
B) Penalizing companies that allow employee participation in ergonomic redesign
C) Enforcing violations of its requirement that employers have a general duty to protect workers from hazards, including ergonomic hazards
D) Levying fines on employers who issue computers with keyboards instead of touchscreen tablets
E) Working with organizations to design workspaces in such a manner that they meet the standards of ergonomics
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A) This method considers only the inputs of a work process, ignoring the outputs.
B) This method relies on fixed job titles and narrow task descriptions.
C) This method cannot be used to compare dissimilar jobs.
D) This method allows people without college-level reading skills to fill out the questionnaire.
E) This method provides descriptions that are rather abstract.
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A) the zero-hour contract
B) the compressed workweek
C) the flexible workweek
D) retroactive overtime
E) telework
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