In his book Fayol lists fourteen so‐called ‘principles of management’. These are the precepts which he applied the most frequently during his working life. He emphasised that these principles were not absolutes but capable of adaptation, according to need. He did not claim that his list was exhaustive, but only that it served him well in the past.
One of the principles refers to the right to give orders – which principle does this refer to?

Which of the following are least likely to be considered as a pioneer of ‘Scientific Management’?

Which item best describes what Taylor was passionately interested in?

In 1952 Urwick produced a consolidated list of ten principles that included the principle that no one should be responsible for more than 5 or 6 direct subordinates whose work is interlocked. What is the correct label for this principal?

“The management style (characteristic of many Japanese companies) that combines various aspects of scientific management and behaviouralism; the characteristics include long‐term employment, development of company‐specific skills, participative and collective decision‐making and a broad concern for the welfare of workers” is referred to as… (Select the correct term)?