F.W. Taylor’s lecture on management, 4th June 1907
Journal of Management History (Archive)Published 1 March 1995
Charles D. Wrege
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Abstract
Introduces Frederick W. Taylor′s lecture on his “task” system of management, given at his home, “Boxly”, in 1907 and recorded by his friend Morris Cooke as the basis for part of his book. Summarizes the lecture′s contents, and details its background, including correspondence between Cooke and Taylor regarding its development.
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Business, Management and Accounting
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