Exam 10: The Emergence of Management and Organization Theory

Which of the elements that Fayol proposed consisted of "verifying whether everything occurs in conformity with the plan adopted, the instructions issued, and the principles established."

Weber identified_______authority as the most appropriate for capitalism:

According to Fayol, why did schools and universities neglect management to focus on teaching technical skills?

Henri Fayol's first element of management was organization.

Fayol, in contrast with Taylor, focused on the orderly arrangement and integration of a firm's basic business functions (e.g., accounting, commercial production), rather than on devising systems and work methods.

Henri Fayol distinguished between formal and personal authority.

Henri Fayol's first "element" and the one he stressed the most was_______.

Henri Fayol insisted that his work was very different from Taylor's work.

Bureaucracy was considered by Weber to be the ideal form of organization for the purpose of theoretical analysis.

Henri Fayol felt that management was a special study that could be taught in schools and universities.