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Snezhnost [94]
4 years ago
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As a maintenance person for the air force, Clint services aircraft engines, which protects the lives and safety of military pers

onnel and increases their ability to conduct missions. Clint's job has a high level of:
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ryzh [129]4 years ago
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Answer:

Task significance

Explanation:

Task significance is a term which describe how one's task have an impact on others. It means that the task performed by one is meaningful because of the resultant effect it would have as many people would rely on such task .

In task significance, the work done or performed by a person or group are being relied upon by another group which means that each group complement each other's effort. It is one of the characteristics of job theory.

Example of task management is launching of a web portal. This portal would include various people working on it like web designer, code writers, article writers etc. Each role will not be complete without the input of other roles.

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