Prior to the Development of Scientific Management Principles, Workers Whose

question 49

Multiple Choice

Prior to the development of scientific management principles, workers whose work pace was significantly faster than the normal pace in their work group were known as _____ and were often unpopular with their fellow workers.

• A)pace­setters
• B)managerial accommodators
• C)actualizers
• D)rate busters
• E)halo workers

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Definitions:

Mother's Sister's Son

A male first cousin, specifically the son of one's maternal aunt.

Apartheid

A policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race, specifically the former institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa.

Achieved Status

A social position that an individual gains as a result of personal effort, talent, or achievement, as opposed to ascribed status, which is inherited or assigned at birth.