Question

Andrew is a software tester. He runs through the same kinds of programs day after day, looking for bugs and reporting them. The workers in another department look at Andrew's reports and do the programming needed to fix the problems; Andrew never knows if his reports result in any software changes. Andrew is taking night classes in programming. Often, he knows the best solution for many of the bugs he finds, but is forbidden to make the fix or even offer suggestions. Which part of this description relates most to Task Identity

Answer 1

Answer: The workers in another department do the programming needed to fix the problems

Step-by-step explanation:

Every organization has job roles and task for which individuals where employed for and in most cases workers are not really permitted to do beyond their task unless they are asked to do so by the organization or they are asked by their colleagues to assist them, despite Andrew taking classes in software training, he would still need approval from the organization before he can carry out task in another department.