Question

Complete division of labour cannot be implemented for ______.

Options

• Construction of bridges

• Manufacturing of cycles

• A sculptor sculpting a human statue

• Computer manufacturing unit

Answer 1

Complete division of labour cannot be implemented for construction of bridges.

Explanation:

• Complete division of labour refers to breaking down a task into smaller, specialized tasks performed by different workers. While this is feasible in large-scale, repetitive, or mechanical production processes (like manufacturing cycles or computers), it cannot be fully implemented for tasks requiring high personal skill and creativity.
• A sculptor sculpting a human statue is a highly skilled, creative task that typically requires the sculptor's personal touch throughout the process, making it unsuitable for a complete division of labour.