Question

What did Katy the servant mean when she said that the new changes implemented by her scientific management-oriented employer were acceptable, but not satisfying, according to the excerpt from the primary source document, "The New Housekeeping"?

Answer 1

Answer:

She meant that the changes that the employer provided were efficient to remedy the problems that happened, but they were not showing good enough results to make everyone satisfied and happy.

Explanation:

The changes were efficient to achieve the objectives for which they were created, but their actions did not promote satisfactory results, where everyone involved had their wishes met and were not harmed. This reinforces the idea that not everything that is right is ideal for society or a group within it, as the right elements can create unsatisfactory and demotivating situations.