Which of the following is true of Frederick W. Taylor's Principles of Scientific Management (1911)? [Select all that apply.] Which of the following is true of Frederick W. Taylor's Principles of Scientific Management (1911)? [Select all that apply.] The ideas Taylor set out in the book became known as Taylorism. Taylor argued that "scientific management" was good for both employers and workers because higher productivity would lead to higher wages. Many workers resented Taylor's vision because it put unrealistic and unsustainable expectations on them. Taylor's work led to unprecedented efficiency in many industries. Taylor suggested ways to bring greater efficiency to the specific tasks of individual workers in factories