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** [[Frederick Winslow Taylor]] (1911) ''Principles of Scientific Management''. p. 2
* Scientific management is not any [[efficiency]] device, not a device of any kind for securing efficiency; nor is it may bunch or group of efficiency devices. It is not a new system of figuring costs; it is not a new scheme of paying men; it is not a piece work system; it is not a bonus system; it is not a premium system; it is no scheme for paying men; it is not holding a stop watch on a man and writing things down about him; it is not [[time study]]; it is not [[motion study]], not an analysis of the movements of men; it is not the printing and loading & unloading of a ton or two of blanks on a set of men and saying "Here's your system; go and use it". It is not divided foremanship or functional foremanship; it is not any of the devices which the average man calls to mind when scientific management is spoken of.
** [[Frederick Winslow Taylor]] (1912) in: ''The Taylor and other systems of shop management: Hearings before Special committee of the House of representatives to investigate the Taylor and other systems of shop management under authority of H. res. 90 … [Oct. 4, 1911-Feb. 12, 1912]'', Volume 3. p. 1387
[[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 183-19361-006, Chemnitz, Normierung im Fräsmaschinenwerkes "Fritz Heckert".jpg|thumb|<center>''Scientific management is the substitution of exact scientific investigations and knowledge for the old individual judgement or opinion in all matters relating to the work done in the shop''<br>F.J. Taylor, 1912.</center>]]
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