This man worked for the Midvale Steele Company, where he gave workers discrete tasks and instituted new practices based on empirical analysis, and his first book was Shop Management.
Leon P. Alford unsuccessfully attempted to stop one of this man's books from being published. This man's ideas were independently developed in France by Henri Fayol. Carl Barth pioneered a way to use slide rules to carry out this man's ideas, and this man and Barth eventually worked together at the William Sellers company. In the Eastern Rate Case, Louis Brandeis coined the term for this man's most notable concept. This man worked for the Midvale Steele Company, where he gave workers discrete tasks and instituted new practices based on empirical analysis, and his first book was Shop Management. For ten points, name this founder of scientific management.
Leon P. Alford unsuccessfully attempted to stop one of this man's books from being published.
Frederick Winslow {Taylor}