Who is the father of management?

Frederick Derek Taylor (W? Taylor, 1856~ 19 15).

A famous American management scientist, economist and founder of scientific management, he is called "the father of scientific management" by later generations, and his masterpiece is Principles of Scientific Management.

Extended information Taylor put forward the theory of scientific management in his main book Principles of Scientific Management (19 1 1). Since the 20th century, scientific management has been very popular in America and Europe. 100 years, scientific management thought still plays a huge role.

The core theory of management theory:

1, management should be scientific and standardized;

2. Advocate spiritual revolution, and the interests of both employers and employees are consistent.

3. The result of scientific management is to improve production efficiency, and high efficiency is the basis for employees and employers to achieve prosperity. Therefore, Taylor believes that only by replacing the traditional empirical management with scientific and standardized management is the means to achieve the highest work efficiency.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Frederick Winslow Taylor