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Administrative is only related to the performance of duties, not the people executing them.
Administrative is only related to the performance of duties, not the people executing them.
False
Office is only referred to as the place where information is processed.
Office is only referred to as the place where information is processed.
False
Conceptual Skills in management refer to the ability to acquire additional knowledge using existing knowledge.
Conceptual Skills in management refer to the ability to acquire additional knowledge using existing knowledge.
True
Scientific Management primarily focuses on making illogical decisions rather than using common sense.
Scientific Management primarily focuses on making illogical decisions rather than using common sense.
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Efficient office management reflects a perceptive manager who has not sensed the need for improvement.
Efficient office management reflects a perceptive manager who has not sensed the need for improvement.
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Frederick W. Taylor is known as the Father of Administrative and Office Management.
Frederick W. Taylor is known as the Father of Administrative and Office Management.
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Mary Parker Follet was a political philosopher and a social reform critic.
Mary Parker Follet was a political philosopher and a social reform critic.
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Max Weber developed the concept of 'bureaucracy' to describe a flexible and informal form of organization.
Max Weber developed the concept of 'bureaucracy' to describe a flexible and informal form of organization.
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Elton Mayo conducted studies at Stanford University to explore the effects of the physical environment on worker behavior.
Elton Mayo conducted studies at Stanford University to explore the effects of the physical environment on worker behavior.
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William H. Leffingwell's book 'Scientific Office Management' presented five principles including 'Evaluate the work.'
William H. Leffingwell's book 'Scientific Office Management' presented five principles including 'Evaluate the work.'
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