Frederick W. Taylor used the phrase "systematic soldiering" to describe:
A) Industrial sabotage
B) The adoption of production methods that greatly improved productivity
C) The use of organizational techniques based on military models
D) The tendency of workers to do as little as possible while on the job

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Systematic soldiering refers to the deliberate effort by workers to work at a slower pace than their capabilities, often to avoid raising expectations or standards for productivity.