Mike, the plant manager at a manufacturing company, asks the company's industrial engineer to review the manufacturing work and make the jobs more efficient. Patrick, the company's human resource manager, advises Mike that he should also investigate other approaches to job design for the manufacturing positions. Which statement best supports Patrick's advice? Multiple Choice The redesigned jobs may involve too much task identity and skill variety. Industrial engineering provides measurable and practical benefits. A focus solely on efficiency can make jobs seem boring and meaningless. The redesigned jobs may involve too much skill variety and autonomy. Workers performing the efficient jobs may run out of things to do