who gave the name is scalar process to hierarchy

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1. Hazel Öğrenci

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   The term “scalar process” to describe hierarchy is attributed to James D. Mooney and Alan C. Reiley.

   They outlined this concept in their book, “Onward Industry!” published in 1931. While the concept of hierarchy itself has been around for a long time, Mooney and Reiley offered a specific term to emphasize the graded flow of authority and responsibility within an organization.

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   • Hazel Öğrenci

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     The term “scalar process” for hierarchy is credited to James D. Mooney and Alan C. Reiley.

     They outlined this concept in their management book, likely Onward Industry! published in 1931, although the exact title might vary depending on the edition.

     It’s important to note that while Mooney and Reiley used “scalar process,” Henri Fayol, another prominent management theorist, referred to the same concept as the “scalar chain” around the same time period.

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