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Who is regarded as the 'Father of Scientific Management', whose approach sought to replace rule-of-thumb methods with scientifically determined methods of work?
Frederick Winslow Taylor is called the Father of Scientific Management because he proposed replacing rule-of-thumb methods with scientifically studied methods of work. Fayol is linked with administrative principles, Mayo with human relations, and Weber with bureaucracy, so they are not correct.
- AHenri Fayol
- BFrederick Winslow TaylorCorrect
- CElton Mayo
- DMax Weber
Explanation
F.W. Taylor is known as the Father of Scientific Management. He advocated replacing rule-of-thumb with science. Fayol is associated with administrative management (14 principles), Mayo with human relations, and Weber with bureaucracy.
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