The terms ‘scientific management’ or ‘Taylorism’ refer to methods… - Vidyadip

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The terms ‘scientific management’ or ‘Taylorism’ refer to methods of ........

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The term “Scientific management” or “Taylorism” refers to:

All work was broken down into its smallest repetitive elements & divided between workers.
Workers were timed with the help of stopwatches to fulfil a certain target everyday.
Introduction of assembly line & each worker sat along a conveyer belt & assembled only one part of the final product.

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