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Title
Introduction
The Origins of the Anglo-American Industrial Age Class System
Taylor
Gantt & Williams
MacGregor and Theories X & Y
MBO, TQM, & ISO
Analysis of the Trends
The Hawthorne Effect
General Foods
Conclusion
Bibliography
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Changes in Management Theory
During the Twentieth Century
This paper has an accompanying presentation.
I'm afraid I was expressing myself a bit. I'm a cubical peon.
The quotes are all from union organizing songs.
Final Project for Management 303
Team 4
DeVry University
Spring, 2000
Author’s Note:
Like my paper To
Catch a Killer: Polio and the Search for the Vaccine to Prevent
Poliomyelitis, this was supposed to be a group effort that ended
up being mine alone. I don't know what the deal is. My idea of
a project is to go hit the library and see what I can dig up. I make
notes. I think about things. And about a month later, I write
the paper. In groups, I always ask people which part they'd like to
research. Then I go and do the whole thing, because I don't trust
anyone. One of the team in this group actually walked up to me ten
minutes before class with his portion. Um, guy, it has to be
integrated into the paper.
Anyway, I got an A- on
this. It was supposed to be twenty pages maximum, and it runs to
thirty-seven. Sorry. I left out all sorts of things, like how
Taylor was a cross dresser and slept upright in chairs. Or how the
plague depopulated much of Europe, leaving villages without the minimum
sustainable population, forcing the people to relocate to towns.
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