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Fredrick Taylor Management Theory

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Fredrick Taylor Management Theory

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Theories of
Management
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Fredrick Taylor management
theory
The scientific management theory that was developed
by Fredrick Taylor also referred to as the classical
management theory focuses on efficiency and is similar
to Max Weber’s theory (Krenn, 2017).
Taylor once said, “the primary objective of management
should be to safeguard the optimal prosperity for the
employer coupled, with optimal prosperity for each
employee.”
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Assignments are broken down into
subtasks
As opposed to assigning the whole project to one
individual and allowing such an individual adequate
time to complete the task, managers divide the larger
tasks into smaller tasks.
The subtasks are aimed at making the process look
more organized and efficient as there are multiple
workers working on one project with each worker taking
charge of their piece.
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