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The Principles of Scientific Management by Frederick Winslow Taylor · Booklabria

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Frederick Winslow Taylor
The Principles of Scientific Management

Industrial managementManagement Science

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First published: 1911
Editions: 37 in 2 languages

Synopsis

This is a management classic that is actually a short booklet. It is Taylor's key statement of his approach to developing standards for work performance on the basis of study and observation as opposed to a reliance on standard "rules of thumb."

Subjects: Industrial management
Management Science
Gestion d'entreprise
Industrial engineering
Industrial efficiency
Machine shops

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37 in 2 languages

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English34 Spanish1

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