We can readily see in a production process such as an automobile assembly line where each worker works on only certain parts of a car (and not the whole car). Since workers concentrate on one small aspect of production, this helps them to be more efficient as their skills at performing those tasks tend to increase. Further, workers with different skill-levels can be assigned to work on parts of the tasks which match their particular skill levels. Since highly skilled workers are more expensive than unskilled workers, managers can assign sophisticated tasks to only highly skilled workers to avoid inefficient use of resources. Although the division of labor is advantageous, too much specialization leads to problems as the job tasks can become repetitive and boring. The correct answer is C.