"Management does all the work for which it is better suited than the workers" is one of _______________.
A) Fayol's Principles of Management
B) The Characteristics of Weber's Bureaucracy
C) Deming's Total Quality Management
D) Taylor's Scientific Management Principles
E) Barnard's Open Systems Management

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This statement is one of the principles of Taylor's Scientific Management. Taylor believed that management should be responsible for planning and directing work processes, while workers should be responsible for carrying out those processes. This principle involves the idea that management has the expertise and knowledge to design and improve work processes, while workers are primarily responsible for carrying out those processes efficiently.

"Management Does All the Work for Which It Is Better