Name three of the ways organizations changed after the industrial revolution. Which do you think has continued to affect business in the 21st century?
What will be an ideal response?
1. | Managers tried to find better ways to satisfy customers' needs. |
2. | New, more sophisticated machinery and equipment changed the way |
3. | Small workshops were replaced by big factories. |
4. | Workers were replaced by machines. |
5. | Organizations were unprepared for the social problems that occur when |
6. | Managers needed to find ways to increase efficiency of the worker-task mix. |
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