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topjm [15]
2 years ago
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Ramon works at Chicago Medical Instruments. His job was recently redefined so that he now has more flexibility in the hours he w

orks and more say in the procedures used on the job. This suggests that Chicago Medical Instruments is trying to change Ramon's job so that it has more: A. feedback.B.autonomy.C. task identity.D. task significance
Business
1 answer:
jolli1 [7]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Chicago Medical Instruments is trying to change Ramon's job so that it has more:

B. Autonomy

Explanation:

Autonomy means being capable of making informed decisions. In the job is about the freedom an employee has to perfom the work. Chicago Medical Instruments is allowing more flexibility in the hours Ramon works and more say in the procedures he use on the job. So, this is giving him more freedom which means that he has more autonomy.

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