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Neglected questions in job design: How people design jobs, task-job predictability, and influence of training

Michael A. Campion, Michael J. Stevens

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Key concepts: Job design, Job analysis, Job characteristic theory, Industrial and organizational psychology, Task (project management), Job performance, Job attitude, Categorization

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