Proponents of "High-Performance Workplaces" Advocate, Among Other Things, Involving Employees

Multiple Choice

Proponents of "high-performance workplaces" advocate, among other things, involving employees in decision making, training them to do a variety of tasks, providing incentives for improved performance, and encouraging teamwork. If Frederick W. Taylor were asked to evaluate this management approach, with which of these approaches would he likely agree?

A) Employee involvement in decision making.
B) Training employees to perform a variety of tasks.
C) Providing incentives for improved performance.
D) Encouraging teamwork.