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Henry Gantt - Taylor's friend Henry Gantt explains to...

Taylor's friend Henry Gantt explains to his fellow engineers in the middle of the First World War that they must "develop a task system on the basis of democracy that will yield as good, or better, results than those now in operation under autocracy" (Henry Gantt)

Taylor's friend Henry Gantt explains to his fellow engineers in the middle of the First World War that they must "develop a task system on the basis of democracy that will yield as good, or better, results than those now in operation under autocracy"

Henry Gantt

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