Who Is Considered the "First Lady of Management

question 39

Multiple Choice

Who is considered the "first lady of management?"

• A) Mary Parker Follett
• B) Lillian Gilbreth
• C) Carly Fiorona
• D) Maxine Weber
• E) Anne Adams

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