Task Variety Refers To

Task variety refers to:

A) the degree to which programmed solutions are available to people or functions to solve the problems they encounter.
B) the number of new or unexpected problems that a person or function encounters in performing jobs.
C) the degree to which a worker finds his job captivating or interesting.
D) the number of different goods or services that a particular company markets.
E) the degree to which a particular task needs highly skilled workforce.