One reason there are so many bullshit jobs today is because our jobs were designed, scientifically, to make you and all your coworkers as replaceable as possible.

#scientificmanagement #labor #unions #capitalism #worksucks

https://open.substack.com/pub/letsmakethempay/p/taylorism-the-reason-you-hate-your-bb8?r=2brusa&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Taylorism: The Reason You Hate Your Job

Taylorism is part of the reason you hate your job. “Scientific Management” was a way to intentionally crush labor and make every worker easily replaceable

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Geoffrey Colon on LinkedIn: Business transformation, in fact most change management, has little to do…

Business transformation, in fact most change management, has little to do with technology at all in the 21st Century. That’s why most companies are simply lip…

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From a #SystemsThinking perspective, I am delayed in adding #FrederickTaylor & #ScientificManagement to my list of people against whom I hold deep, unyielding grudges which cross the space-time continuum.

The others are #Cyril and #Athanasius.

Call them #QuantumGrudges.

https://www.superversive.co/essays/history-of-the-org-chart

The Complex Adaptive Systemic Org Chart — Superversive

The most underestimated aspect of business and workforce transformation: the org chart. Per TheOrgChart : The history of the organization chart is interesting as it gives us insight on its original purpose and challenges us to think differently about how we visualize and manage the workforce for

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Job Satisfaction Peaked With the Village Blacksmith

modernity remains vastly over-rated

Homo Imaginari

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If you think ‘bossware’ surveillance culture in the workplace is new, think again

The rise of intrusive software that lets employers monitor workers’ every move is part of ruthless corporate mindset, but its origins go back to 1900s scientific management theories

The Guardian

My trigger: people who vocally advocate for “automation” and also have no idea who was Frederick Taylor.

You don’t even know what you don’t even know, my Nietzschean brother in Christ, incapable of grokking oxymorons.

#automation #AI #Taylorism #ScientificManagement

“Workers in the world according to scientific management could be no different to cogs in a machine.”

This sublimation of humanity to the machine during the #IndustrialRevolution has refactored itself in the context of the #SyntheticMachine in the Second #GildedAge.

https://open.substack.com/pub/strategyinpraxis/p/taylor-and-beyond?r=4hxgy&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

#ScientificManagement #workers #factory #MachineLearning

Taylor & Beyond

Year zero

Strategy in Praxis
#scientificmanagement It's hard to decide where to put these comments, but the existence of the book The Principles of Scientific Management by Frederick Winslow Taylor would suggest that this is an appropriate place. Taylor said that it was the duty of management to properly train workers and give them the proper tools. Management seems to have forgotten that part. He also said that it was okay to lie to the workers. Management seems to have accepted that part whole-heartedly.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02746-8

It’s just too sad to see institutionalized scientists accusing governments for their hypocritical behavior. They are struggling themselves not to drift into the #paraAcademic zone and then disappear from scientific acknowledgment. As late sequelae of #scientificManagement introduced into the ivory towers.

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A few powerful nations are undermining progress towards global ocean sustainability. Scientists can help hold them to account.