Taylordied onMarch 21,1915Taylorwas bornon March20, 1856He was theson of alawyer thatstudied atPrinceton1st principle:study eachpart of a job3rd principle:ensure workersare using theproper methodTaylor wasborn inPennsylvaniaTaylor wasan Americaninventor &engineerTaylor gaineda specialty inmechanicalengineeringin 18832ndprinciple:carefullyselect & trainworkersThe AmericanSociety ofMechanicalEngineers electedTaylor president in1906Taylorwent toHarvardHe was theleader of theefficiencymovementTaylor wasthe father ofscientificmanagement.He retiredat the ageof 45There are 4principles ofscientificmanagement.Taylor published"The Principlesof ScientificManagement" in1911.His theoriestravelledacross theworldHe managedamanufacturingcompany inPhiladelphiaTaylor had awife andthreeadoptedchildrenTaylordied atthe age of59He was the firstto investigateways ofimprovingindustrialefficiencyTaylor losthis eye sightbut gained itback in 18754th principle:divide workequallybetweenworkers &managersHe earned adegree inmechanicalengineeringin 1883Taylordied onMarch 21,1915Taylorwas bornon March20, 1856He was theson of alawyer thatstudied atPrinceton1st principle:study eachpart of a job3rd principle:ensure workersare using theproper methodTaylor wasborn inPennsylvaniaTaylor wasan Americaninventor &engineerTaylor gaineda specialty inmechanicalengineeringin 18832ndprinciple:carefullyselect & trainworkersThe AmericanSociety ofMechanicalEngineers electedTaylor president in1906Taylorwent toHarvardHe was theleader of theefficiencymovementTaylor wasthe father ofscientificmanagement.He retiredat the ageof 45There are 4principles ofscientificmanagement.Taylor published"The Principlesof ScientificManagement" in1911.His theoriestravelledacross theworldHe managedamanufacturingcompany inPhiladelphiaTaylor had awife andthreeadoptedchildrenTaylordied atthe age of59He was the firstto investigateways ofimprovingindustrialefficiencyTaylor losthis eye sightbut gained itback in 18754th principle:divide workequallybetweenworkers &managersHe earned adegree inmechanicalengineeringin 1883

Scientific Management - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-Taylor died on March 21, 1915
  2. N-Taylor was born on March 20, 1856
  3. I-He was the son of a lawyer that studied at Princeton
  4. G-1st principle: study each part of a job
  5. O-3rd principle: ensure workers are using the proper method
  6. O-Taylor was born in Pennsylvania
  7. N-Taylor was an American inventor & engineer
  8. G-Taylor gained a specialty in mechanical engineering in 1883
  9. B-2nd principle: carefully select & train workers
  10. G-The American Society of Mechanical Engineers elected Taylor president in 1906
  11. I-Taylor went to Harvard
  12. G-He was the leader of the efficiency movement
  13. I-Taylor was the father of scientific management.
  14. N-He retired at the age of 45
  15. N-There are 4 principles of scientific management.
  16. B-Taylor published "The Principles of Scientific Management" in 1911.
  17. G-His theories travelled across the world
  18. O-He managed a manufacturing company in Philadelphia
  19. B-Taylor had a wife and three adopted children
  20. I-Taylor died at the age of 59
  21. B-He was the first to investigate ways of improving industrial efficiency
  22. O-Taylor lost his eye sight but gained it back in 1875
  23. B-4th principle: divide work equally between workers & managers
  24. I-He earned a degree in mechanical engineering in 1883