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Salient featuring of time study and work sampling?

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Time Study: Its a method to break down any activity in detail elements and measure the time of those elements with proper rating. It is generally used for determining standards and scope of method improvement.

Work Sampling : It is a technique to determine the utilisation of either a machine or workman. It saves time of work study person as he randomly keeps monitoring process rather than spending whole of his time.

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