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Traditional Management These management methods were defined by Frederick Winslow Taylor 100 years ago. They were designed for • largely uneducated workers • relatively simple manual labor Even though the work and workers have changed, Taylor’s methods are still used. © 2008 by Carnegie Mellon University Introduction 8
Taylor’s Management Principles Taylor’s methods rest on three principles. 1. Management knows the best way to do the job. 2. The managers can monitor the work by watching it. 3. The workers cannot be trusted to do good work unless they are watched. © 2008 by Carnegie Mellon University Introduction 9
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