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Who is considered the "first lady of management?" a. Maxine Weber b. Mary Parker Follett c. Lillian Gilbreth d. Carly Fiorona e. Anne Adams

Who is considered the "first lady of management?" a. Maxine Weber b. Mary Parker Follett c. Lillian Gilbreth d. Carly Fiorona e. Anne Adams
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Who is considered the "first lady of management?" a. Maxine Weber b. Mary Parker Follett c. Lillian Gilbreth d. Carly Fiorona e. Anne Adams

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The answer to the question is c Lillian GIlbreth
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