Exam 4: Job Analysis, Employee Involvement, and Flexible Work Schedules
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Job analysis is now considered outdated because it can't keep up with the current state of change in today's fast-paced work world.
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Which of the following terms refers to an analysis in which the emphasis is placed on characteristics of successful performers rather than standard duties?
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In the job characteristics model, skill variety refers to the amount of freedom held by the employee to schedule work and perform activities.
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What kind of team uses advanced computer and telecommunications technology to link team members who are geographically dispersed?
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The real advantage of job enrichment is that it applies to all employees.
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Which of the following is most likely to result in a successful telecommuting situation?
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Job analysis is the process of obtaining information about jobs by determining what the duties, tasks, or activities of those jobs are.
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Employee involvement groups (EIs) are groups of highly trained individuals using consensus decision making to perform independent job tasks and solve problems.
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What is the job analysis technique that is worker-oriented and covers 194 different tasks?
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A job consists of different duties and responsibilities performed by one person.
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A statement of the different duties, tasks, and responsibilities of a job is known as a job description.
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The standard format for job descriptions is contained in the Dictionary of Occupational Titles.
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According to the work of Herzberg, managers can enrich the jobs of employees through which of the following?
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Managers cite one of the reasons for implementing compressed workweek schedules is that it can improve employee job satisfaction and morale.
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The job characteristics model suggests that the motivated, satisfied, and productive employee is one who (1) experiences meaningful work; (2) experiences responsibility for work outcomes; and (3) has a knowledge of the results of his or her work activities.
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Job specifications usually cover two areas: (1) the skill required to perform the job and (2) the level of autonomy inherent in the position.
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In which of the following situations would a job design be recommended?
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The competency-based approach to job analysis focuses on standard job duties, tasks, and the like.
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Job enrichment can improve employee performance in cases of dissatisfaction with pay and benefits.
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Which of the following best captures the main difference between job analysis and job design?
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