Frederick Taylor and the early scientific management proponents have been praised for viewing workers as complex beings, not mindless machines who work just for money.

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Frederick Taylor and the early scientific management proponents viewed workers as interchangeable and replaceable and believed that workers were primarily motivated by monetary incentives, indicating a lack of recognition of workers as complex beings with intrinsic motivations and interests beyond just pay.

Frederick Taylor and the Early Scientific Management Proponents Have Been