The participants recruited were working-age (i.e. 18 67 years) laboratory technicians with repetitive work tasks.
No difference was observed regarding repetitive work (piecework, p = 0.76), twisting motions (p = 0.31), or inconvenient working positions (p = 0.42) (Table 2).
The repetitions do not bother me; indeed, I have often enjoyed the repetitive works of choreographers like Lucinda Childs and Laura Dean.
Machines are great for automated, precise, repetitive work; not so great for creative, expressive work.
Music helps many postal workers stay sharp during what is often repetitive work.
"I came to enjoy the repetitive work; doing it literally lifted me to a higher, meditative place," Ms. Sharrett said.
The company offers to take on "dull, repetitive work" — like digitizing paper forms or business cards — for prospective clients.
Critics say the deals are exploitative, offering prisoners mundane and repetitive work with little opportunity for training or rehabilitation when they are released.
The middle table, for the lowest grade of stagiare, would be carrying out very, very repetitive work that gets slightly boring at times and is very time-consuming.
After graduation, he took a job at a poultry factory in Arkansas, but quit after several months of what relatives say he described as brutally repetitive work.
They simply pay someone else to do the dull repetitive work, and buy a ready-made character at a more advanced level.
