while in separate areas of the kitchen different workers prepare salads, appetizers, and desserts.

Training of the food runners is ongoing. First, training focuses on the most efficient techniques for getting food from the kitchen to the customers while it is still hot. Later, managers notice that too many runners do not know which guest has ordered which meal. They overhear the runners asking guests, "Who has the fish? Who has the steak?" Trainers, therefore, teach runners how to arrange food on their trays to correspond to the guest's seated position at the table. In this scenario, which one of Taylor's four principles are Paradise Island's managers following?

Multiple Choice

bringing together the science and the scientifically selected and trained workers

dividing work into two great divisions, with one of these divisions deliberately handed over to individuals on the management side

conducting time and motion studies, fatigue studies, and work$-$simplification studies to try to maximize efficiency

developing a science to replace the old "one best way" knowledge of workers

scientific selection and then the progressive development of workers