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C/M/954. Role of Taylorism in transformation of society
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The paper examines the theories and practices of Frederick W. Taylor known as Taylorism discussing their role in the formation of industrial social structures of the 20th century. Taylor's scientific management (SM) principles are discussed analysing the features of a hierarchal subordination. Development of the SM principles is considered looking at lean practices, just in time (JIT) management style, etc.
KEYWORDS: Taylorism, scientific management, lean practices, JIT,
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