When work activities are too complex to standardize through procedures or goals, companies often coordinate work effort:
A)through direct supervision.
B)by extensively training employees.
C)by giving one employee most of the tasks previously divided among many people.
D)through further division of labor.
E)through formal hierarchy.

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When work activities are too complex to standardize through processes or goals, companies often coordinate work effort by extensively training employees or hiring people who have learned precise role behaviors from educational programs.This form of coordination is used in hospital operating rooms.

When Work Activities Are Too Complex to Standardize Through Procedures