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Download full textStasz, Cathleen – 1986
A first step toward thinking about job design issues involves consideration of three questions. They are (1) what kinds of changes occur when electronic tools are adopted in the workplace?, (2) whose jobs change and how?, and (3) who plays a role in job design? Answers can be drawn from data and observations from two Rand Corporation studies…
Descriptors: Business, Clerical Occupations, Clerical Workers, Computer Oriented Programs
