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Metfan725

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According to Charles Perrow, ________ is the degree to which programmed solutions are available to people or functional groups to solve the problems they encounter.
 
  A) task variety
  B) task specificity
  C) task analyzability
  D) task characterization

Question 2

Line positions are involved in the __________ business of the company.
 
  A) research B) human resource
  C) support D) day-to-day



johnpizzaz

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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