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job enrichment

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job enrichment

Initiative or incentive that makes a job more satisfying to perform. For example, giving workers more control over how a task is to be completed often leads to job enrichment because workers can think out their own way of tackling the task, change their pattern of working when they want, and feel more responsible for achieving the end product.



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