The Principles of Scientific Management

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In Frederick Winslow Taylor's groundbreaking work, "The Principles of Scientific Management," penned in the early 20th century, he revolutionized industrial practices by advocating for optimized efficiency through innovative management-labor dynamics. Taylor's document introduces the concepts of "time studies" and "task allocation," which remain pivotal in modern organizational theory. Ideal for students and management enthusiasts, this influential text sheds light on the evolution of industrial practices and the foundations of contemporary management principles. Delve into this seminal work to uncover the strategic insights that continue to shape the business landscape today.

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