The Logical Consequence of Taylor's Scientific Management Approach Was That

question 22

Multiple Choice

The logical consequence of Taylor's scientific management approach was that organisations:

• A)Developed rigid hierarchies that sought to tightly control lower levels of the organisation.
• B)Developed highly interactive and flexible structures that could easily adapt to changing environments.
• C)Had employees who questioned procedures and sought to continually redefine their role.
• D)Streamlined the information flows across the organisation.

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