The Primary Goal of Scientific Management Is To

question 129

Multiple Choice

The primary goal of scientific management is to:

• A) make decisions based on hard facts about what really works.
• B) use large databases and mathematics to solve problems.
• C) satisfy the physiological and psychological deficiencies of a person.
• D) improve the productivity of people by careful selection and training.
• E) make every employee an owner of a business organization.

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