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Scientific Management, sometimes called "Taylorism" after its chief engineer, Frederick W. Taylor, is a practice that assumes ...

As a book editor at Harvard Business Review Press, Kevin Evers routinely scouts for authors who can bring complex management topics to life. In early 2022 he was looking for a writer to tell the ...

Scientific Management, sometimes called "Taylorism" after its founder, Frederick W. Taylor, is the idea that human workers can be fine-tuned to be more efficient. If a garment factory worker could ...