A production method in which workers repeated preform one task in the manufacturing process is called a assembly line. During the times of the industrial revolution, mostly every business have what is called an assembly line. A assembly line is when people are lined up next to each other in one conveyor and make things. Each person in the assembly line has their own job, and that's usually doing one task for each problem, which gets boring because they do the same thing for thousands of items. For example, someone's one and only job in a assembly line could be putting one button on a shirt, and they would have to do that for the rest of the time they're at work, and that gets very boring. All workers have one task in the assembly line, and they need to accomplish that task repeatedly throughout their work shift.
