Dividing work into more specialized jobs tends to:
A)increase training costs.
B)reduce work efficiency.
C)reduce the opportunity to match people with appropriate jobs.
D)do all of the above.
E)do none of the above

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Specializing jobs tends to decrease training costs, increase work efficiency, and enhance the opportunity to match people with jobs that suit their skills and interests, contrary to the implications of options A, B, and C.

Dividing Work into More Specialized Jobs Tends To