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Frederick W. Taylor was a central figure in the development of management thought. Taylor is considered the most influential contributor by management and business historians. His work was more reform than scientific. He willingly used others ideas that worked, like Gantt’s task and bonus incentive plan and the Hayes-Basley accounting system. |

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