Frederick Taylor's work led to a fundamental change in management philosophy.The change
A)was understanding that managers could not influence the output levels of employees.
B)was understanding that repetitive activities are the direct result of job generalization.
C)paved the way for today's automation and standardization.
D)was increasing the complexity of jobs in the workplace for greater productivity.

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Frederick Taylor's work focused on improving efficiency through standardized processes and automation, which paved the way for modern management practices centered on these principles. Option A and D are incorrect as Taylor's work emphasized the importance of management in influencing employee productivity, and job simplification rather than complexity. Option B is partially true, but it was not the primary focus of Taylor's work.

Frederick Taylor's Work Led to a Fundamental Change in Management