Cramp's Shipbuilding and Midvale Steel. He patented one hundred inventions, and devised the Taylor-White process for treating high-speed tools.He was also a star in the amateur theatricals put on by his cricket club. He was most celebrated for his impersonations of young ladies. He is said to have done this with such fidelity that even his wife was deceived.
He was also a tennis player of note , and won the first doubles tournament in the 1881 US National Championships.
- Frederick Winslow Taylor. The principles of scientific management. New York : Harper & Row, 1911. 30 other editions up to 1998.
- Frank Barkley Copley. Frederick W. Taylor: Father of Scientific Management.
Harper & Brothers, Publishers 1923:88-9.
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