Frank Bunker Gilbreth Livres

Mr et Mrs Gilbreth avaient décidé, le jour de leur mariage, qu'ils auraient douze enfants. Et, en effet, ils eurent six garçons et six filles. Douze petits rouquins élevés par des parents obnubilés par l'étude du rendement ! Comment apprendre une langue étrangère en se brossant les dents, soigner à la chaîne toute sa famille atteinte de rougeole... ? Chez les Gilbreth, il y a toujours une solution surprenante ! Découvrez les avantages et les inconvénients d'une ramille nombreuse hors du commun ! Les aventures de la tribu des Gilbreth sont un chef-d'œuvre d'humour.

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Focusing on work organization, this book presents a method designed to enhance efficiency and productivity in various industries. Authored by industrial engineering pioneer Frank Bunker Gilbreth, it is divided into two parts: the first explains the field system's principles and advantages, while the second offers practical implementation strategies. Detailed illustrations and diagrams aid in understanding the concepts. This antiquarian reprint aims to preserve and promote significant literature, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to optimize workplace practices.