Hans is an interior designer who works with an architect who builds unique, private luxury homes. Hans is responsible for coming up with the acoustics, lighting, temperature, color, furniture, furnishings, and moldings inside the home, as well as supervising the purchases and installation of materials. He enjoys transforming interior spaces into a unified whole that conveys the personality of the residents who will live there. Hans's job has
A) low autonomy.
B) low variety.
C) high identity.
D) high monotony.
E) low utilization of ability.

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Identity is the degree to which the job requires completing a whole, identifiable, piece of work from beginning to end with a visible outcome. The transformation from inputs to finished product is very visible, and the employee feels a distinct sense of beginning and closure.

Hans Is an Interior Designer Who Works with an Architect