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ra1l [238]
2 years ago
9

Dividing an organization’s manufacturing jobs into drill press, milling, heat treat, and assembly areas is an example of groupin

g employees by a. business function. b. location. c. work process. d. employee knowledge and skills. e. client.
Business
1 answer:
amm18122 years ago
5 0

Answer: (C) Work process

Explanation:

 The work process is one of the type of standard procedure that helps in understanding and also handle the overall performance of the work in an organization.

It is also known as the wok in process as it defining the specific requirement of the tools and the main role and responsibility in an organization.

According to the given question, the work process helps in dividing the responsibility of each job in an organization. Therefore, the work process is one of the example of the grouping employees.  

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