The Efficiency Movement was a social and economic initiative that emerged in the early 20th century, aiming to improve productivity and reduce waste in various sectors, including industry and government. It emphasized the use of scientific management techniques, often associated with Frederick Winslow Taylor, to streamline processes and enhance performance. This movement sought to apply principles of efficiency to everyday life, advocating for better organization and time management. It influenced various fields, including manufacturing, education, and public administration, promoting the idea that systematic approaches could lead to greater effectiveness and improved outcomes for individuals and organizations alike.