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The Man in the Machine: Rise of Managers and Taylorism

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First published at 23:27 UTC on January 9th, 2018.

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Episode XXV Side A
AFFILIATE LINK to "From Taylorism to Fordism" by B Doray, an excellent analysis of the history: http://amzn.to/2CJBBa6

Modern society has been in the making for a few hundred years now, and the structure has been in plac…

Episode XXV Side A
AFFILIATE LINK to "From Taylorism to Fordism" by B Doray, an excellent analysis of the history: http://amzn.to/2CJBBa6

Modern society has been in the making for a few hundred years now, and the structure has been in place for well over one hundred years. Where once people produced what they needed, the rise of the age of manufacture made work take on a whole new form.

Bureaucrats, managers, social science, and a host of other people and forces actively shape the way we live and see the world today, but when did this start? Why is automation such an inevitability? Why is work so dull and dreadful? Welcome to Taylorism!

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