Which of the following best sums up Lillian Gilbreth's approach to work design?
A) Efficiency is the only important consideration when designing work
B) The feelings of workers are unimportant
C) Work should be as straightforward as possible and should not take over the rest of our lives
D) Work is most productive when the right levels of heat and light are in place

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Lillian Gilbreth's interest in efficiency stemmed from a feeling that work should be as straightforward as possible, and should not be so time consuming that it takes over the rest of our lives. In this respect, she was an early proponent of work-life balance.

Which of the Following Best Sums Up Lillian Gilbreth's Approach