Contributions of F.W.

Fayol
By: Titty Benjamin
Frederick Winslow Taylor
(March 20, 1856 March 21, 1915)

Frederick Winslow Taylor
Father of scientific management
Defined management as the art of knowing
exactly what you want men to do and seeing that
they do it in the best and cheapest way
Famous book- Principles of scientific
management 1911

Principles of Taylor
Replace rule of thumb
Scientific selection, training and development.
Equal division of responsibility.
Division of Planning and doing.
Close co-operation between mgmt and labor.
Techniques developed by Taylor
Functional foremanship (specialization)
Differential piece rate plan
Work scheduling
Time study
Motion study

Criticism of Taylor

Devoid of human touch.
Narrow in scope.
Extensive use of specialization