A law firm actually billed the mother of an employee who died almost $20,000 for work that was required to settle the son's pending cases. The organization considers itself to be more important than the individual. This example deals with one of the drawbacks to the use of the perspective of management.
classical T/F

True, this is one of the drawbacks of classical perspective of management.

Explanation: In classical perspective of management, the organization considers itself more important than its employees. The organization believes itself to be the machine and its employees to be the parts, and as we know, parts can easily be replaced.

In this management practice, the organization does not consider the social, mental and emotional needs of its workers. It believes that the workers only have economic and physical needs and that other needs are unimportant or non existent.

As can be seen in the question above, the law firm has not taken into account the emotional trauma the mother of the deceased must be passing through. For the law firm, "the show must go on", regardless of who gets affected negatively.