frederick taylor believed that management and labor should cooperate and work together to meet goals. he was the first to suggest that the primary functions or managers should be planning and training. He created four principles of managemnt that are still used today. Which one is NOT one of taylors managemt Principles?

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Kaden Villarreal

3 May, 23:15

frederick taylor believed that management and labor should cooperate and work together to meet goals. he was the first to suggest that the primary functions or managers should be planning and training. He created four principles of managemnt that are still used today. Which one is NOT one of taylors managemt Principles?

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Peter Yang · Answer 1

No option is given, but I will state the 4 principles and whichever is not included in your options should be the correct answer.

Explanation:

Taylor's scientific management is based on four core principles, and they are:

You must analyze each task in order to scientifically determine the best and most efficient way to perform it. The company must hire the right worker to perform each specific task, and train them to improve their performance. Supervisor's must monitor and control the employees' performance and must provide the appropriate training when necessary. Work must be divided between management and workers, since management's role is to plan and workers' role is to perform operating tasks.