Why Was Scientific Management a Logical Evolution from the Master-Servant

question 9

Multiple Choice

Why was scientific management a logical evolution from the master-servant model of management?

• A) Large numbers of factory employees were more challenging to manage.
• B) Frederick Taylor's theory built on earlier management theories.
• C) Simple tasks of an earlier time gave way to more complex tasks.
• D) Large numbers of factory workers were more easily managed.

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