__________ is considered the "father of scientific management."
A) Frank B. Gilbreth
B) Elton Mayo
C) Henry Gantt
D) Douglas McGregor
E) Frederick W. Taylor

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Frederick W. Taylor is considered the "father of scientific management" for his work in the early 20th century on improving efficiency and productivity in manufacturing processes. He developed methods for improving worker performance through time and motion studies, and his ideas laid the foundation for many management practices still used today.

__________ Is Considered the "Father of Scientific Management