1. Frederick Taylor-The Father of Modern Management
... solutions to those problems. At his time, a typical manager would have a very little contact with his workers. One person i.e. the supervisor would get the responsibility to supervise the workers. Worker under such conditions would work in their own way and pace. They never used to work in collaboration. Each ... think that why should he work hard when a person who is not showing that much effort as him is getting paid the same amount of money. If they work fast they wouldn't get paid more, so the workers intentionally were being lazy. The first problem, which he talks about, is Soldieri...
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