What is Taylorism?

I'm writing the first draft of my essay at the moment. This is a part of it. :) I tried to write it as precise as much precisely as I can could. Thank you.

First of all, to know how creative industry has been risen rising, it is necessary to compare the early industry (with the current industry? - you must state what you're comparing it with). Over the world Industrial Revolution in the eighteen century, economic efficiency and labour productivity were the most considerable index for mass production companies such as Ford. In During the period from between the 1890s and the 1910s, Taylorism was a prevalent view to improve productivity in the industrial process. An American mechanical engineer, Frederick Winslow Taylor, who hugely influenced on industrialisation of throughout the world, claimed the most efficient way to improve productivity was by allocating the most optimised labour quota for each employee. throughout observation on By oberving the workers in the steel mill owned by himself that he owned, and he published all his research into the book ‘The Principles Of Scientific Management’(1911).His point of view that maximised fragmentation in a process of the production enables enabling a large scale of well-operating mechanical business is was based on the belief that only scientific management governed by rules and laws can could control unqualified mass workers. Therefore, the employees in a factory were not needed to be creative, but to provide their physical labour; only maximally a limited number of managers in a relatively high positions, like Taylor himself, were required for creativity within a mass production system. This subordinate relationship between labourers and a factory resulted in a loss of humanity, that workers are merely being a part of the system.