You and Your JobJ. Wiley & sons, Incorporated, 1930 - 242 pages |
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James John Davis, John Calvin Wright. THE ARTIST AND the fiddLER 99 15 " In a way I have had a similar experience , re- marked Secretary Davis . " My father while working at his furnace watched over it like a mother watches over her ...
James John Davis, John Calvin Wright. THE ARTIST AND the fiddLER 99 15 " In a way I have had a similar experience , re- marked Secretary Davis . " My father while working at his furnace watched over it like a mother watches over her ...
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... Secretary Davis , " I can see a better American worker , on the farm and in the shop , and a better American employer , cooperating for the betterment of American industry and labor every- where . That is our great objective to - day ...
... Secretary Davis , " I can see a better American worker , on the farm and in the shop , and a better American employer , cooperating for the betterment of American industry and labor every- where . That is our great objective to - day ...
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James John Davis, John Calvin Wright. CHAPTER VIII YOUR JOB AND YOUR COUNTRY " WE HAVE taken a wide range in our talks , " ob- served Secretary Davis , who , following a Board meeting , had dropped into the office for one of our con ...
James John Davis, John Calvin Wright. CHAPTER VIII YOUR JOB AND YOUR COUNTRY " WE HAVE taken a wide range in our talks , " ob- served Secretary Davis , who , following a Board meeting , had dropped into the office for one of our con ...
Contents
WHY WE WORK | 1 |
A JOB FOR EVERY ONE | 18 |
CHOOSING YOUR JOB | 42 |
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