* Shop Management (1903): This is considered his most influential work, outlining his principles of scientific management.
* The Principles of Scientific Management (1911): This book further developed and popularized his ideas, making him the most famous advocate of scientific management in the early 20th century.
While these are his most well-known works, he also published a few other books and articles throughout his career, including:
* Notes on Belting (1893): This book focuses on the design and application of belts in industrial machinery.
* On the Art of Cutting Metals (1907): This book delves into the scientific study of metal cutting and its applications in industrial processes.
These books and writings helped to shape the development of industrial engineering and management practices, making Frederick W. Taylor a significant figure in the history of work and organizational theory.