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Witting, Paul H. – School Business Affairs, 1982
In workstation design, furniture selection and arrangement directly relate to the way in which work is accomplished. Standardized workstations are being developed to fit the specific needs of various job categories within the electronic office. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Design Requirements, Electronic Equipment, Furniture Design, Human Factors Engineering
Taylor, James C. – 1984
For more than 80 years, jobs in the United States have been designed by people for others. For most of these years, the experts in job design have placed the production technology above the job holder in importance. Since the 1950s, many jobs have been redesigned around new, computer-based technology. Often, the net effect has been to make those…
Descriptors: Adults, Business Administration, Case Studies, Human Factors Engineering
