How did the Industrial Revolution change jobs and organizations?

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The introduction of machines meant that unskilled workers could operate them, leading to the displacement of skilled artisans who were no longer in demand.

Answer: A 
 Prior to the Industrial Revolution, jobs were often performed in fields, homes, or small shops. However, with the advent of factories and mass production, work became more centralized in larger organizations.

Answer: B and D are incorrect. 
 While both customer relations and cottage industry were present during the Industrial Revolution, they were not significant enough changes to be considered the primary ways in which jobs and organizations were transformed.

How Did the Industrial Revolution Change Jobs and Organizations