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C/M/1196. Taylorism vs. Human Relations Movement: Who is the Villain?
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The paper reviews Taylor’s Scientific Management theory arguing whether the scientific method is projected as a “villain” within management literature, while human relations movement as the “hero”.
KEYWORDS: Taylorism, Post-Taylorism, Modernist, Human Resource Management, HRM, Empowerment, human relations,
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