Hugo Diemer

Students are here not for service or for culture, but for the selfish end of preparing for salary to come. Constantly I hear them asking, 'If I change over to your course, what kind of a job will it help me to get when I graduate?' Students are weighing every subject they take on the scales of jobs to come.

— Hugo Diemer

The prominent element in present-day industrial management to be: the mental attitude that consciously applies the transference of skill to all the activities of industry.

— Hugo Diemer

The regulative principles of management along scientific lines include four important elements:

— Hugo Diemer