Frederick Winslow Taylor
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Frederick Winslow Taylor
In tomorrow’s enterprise, the knowledge worker will be
freed to release creative energy that will result in an
era of enormous innovation and discovery, fulfilling the
potential and promise of the mind.
“One Best Way”
Standardization
Close Accounting
Control by Management
Efficiency expert
The Principles of Scientific
Management
Influenced everything
Doing certain number of
multiplication
Problems still persist
High Stakes testing
Framework
Clear lines of authority
Responsibility
Separation of planning from
operations
Management by exception
Task Specialization
Scientific job analysis
Selection of personnel
Management Cooperation
Functional supervising
Leaders of the Time
Henri Fayol
Luther Gulick
Max Weber
Elton Mayo
R 1/d
Abraham Maslow
Qu i c k T i m e ™ a n d a Gra p h i c s d e c o m p re s s o r a re n e e d e d t o s e e t h i s p i c t u re .
Chester Barnard
Ideas on motivation
Specific incentives
• Material
• Personal nonmaterial
opportunities
• Desirable physical
conditions
• Ideal benefactions
General incentives
• Association
attractiveness
• Adaptation of
conditions to habitual
methods and attitudes
• Opportunity of
enlarged participation
• The condition of
communication
Final thought
All incentives are costly to organization
and cost tends to prevent its survival,
the distribution of incentives must be
proportioned to the value and
effectiveness of the various contribution
sought.