Classical Management Theory
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Classical Management Theory, broadly speaking, is based upon Henri Fayol, Frederick Taylor, and Max Weber's overlapping management theories. These three management theories came together to form what we generally refer to nowadays as Classical Management Theory.
Note: Frank and Lilian Gilbreth deserve full credit for the Bricklaying studies (which I discovered after I posted the video). This team admired Taylor and learned the principles of time and motion studies. But, the Gilbreth team did the bricklaying studies and deserve credit for it and eventually became research competitors with Taylor when they developed their own approach to time and motion studies using film and an even more refined approach to studying micro-motions. See this article for more details: Frederick Taylor and Frank Gilbreth: Competition in Scientific Management, Milton J. Nadworny, Business History Review, 1957, vol. 31, issue 1, 23-34.
Virtually all areas of organizational studies from management, to business, to organizational communication, put these three theorists at the foundation of most modern day organizations for developing theories of 1) Administrative science, 2) Scientific Management, and 3) Bureaucracy. Taken together, they form the basis for how we organizational structures and relationships between managers and employees.
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Note: Frank and Lilian Gilbreth deserve full credit for the Bricklaying studies (which I discovered after I posted the video). This team admired Taylor and learned the principles of time and motion studies. But, the Gilbreth team did the bricklaying studies and deserve credit for it and eventually became research competitors with Taylor when they developed their own approach to time and motion studies using film and an even more refined approach to studying micro-motions. See this article for more details: Frederick Taylor and Frank Gilbreth: Competition in Scientific Management, Milton J. Nadworny, Business History Review, 1957, vol. 31, issue 1, 23-34.
Virtually all areas of organizational studies from management, to business, to organizational communication, put these three theorists at the foundation of most modern day organizations for developing theories of 1) Administrative science, 2) Scientific Management, and 3) Bureaucracy. Taken together, they form the basis for how we organizational structures and relationships between managers and employees.
The Organizational Communication Channel provides supplemental lessons for traditional, hybrid, and 100% online courses for students and teachers everywhere.
ALEX’S CLASSES AT COMMUNICATION COACH ACADEMY:
Essential Professional Communication Skills: http://bit.ly/essentialcommskills
Effective Listening Skills for Leaders: http://bit.ly/listeningskillsforleaders
Become More Clear, Concise, & Confident: http://bit.ly/clearconciseconfident
The Art of Persuasive Communication for Beginners: http://bit.ly/persuasionforbeginners
Developing Stakeholder Relationships for Effective Team Leadership: http://bit.ly/stakeholderrelationships
Present Like a Pro (Intermediate Public Speaking): http://bit.ly/2zmDM2W
ALEX’S CLASSES AT SKILLSHARE (Affiliate):
How to Have a Conversation with Anyone: https://skl.sh/2PVYDkl
Effective Listening Skills for Leaders: https://skl.sh/2GnIRMR
Public Speaking: How to Open and Close Like a Boss: https://skl.sh/2ykPJX3
Public Speaking: Confident Delivery Skills: https://skl.sh/38usFFe
Become More Clear, Concise, & Confident: https://skl.sh/36m6dxO
The Art of Persuasive Communication for Beginners: https://skl.sh/2RNY4wt
Developing Stakeholder Relationships for Effective Team Leadership: https://skl.sh/2XapBuL
Courageous Communication Strategies for Leaders: https://skl.sh/3di1vEX
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