Keegan is far from satisfied in his job. Sure, he gets a paycheck, but he feels like he is treated more like an automaton than a creative, intelligent human being. Management in this workplace most closely resembles which theory?

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Ann Berger

22 September, 13:49

Keegan is far from satisfied in his job. Sure, he gets a paycheck, but he feels like he is treated more like an automaton than a creative, intelligent human being. Management in this workplace most closely resembles which theory?

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Erik Bowers · Answer 1

The answer is - Frederick Taylor

Explanation:

The management in Keegan's workplace is similar to Frederick W. Taylor's Scientific management theory.

According to Taylor's Scientific Management theory, emphasizes efficiency and that workers are to be rewarded for increased productivity. The employees are required to give more results and optimizing the job in order to increase productivity. The employees are not required to be creative but to do exactly what their boss wants.