Category: Business/Management
Supplementing such publications this book deals with our human resources, showing the way by which our greatest resource--human energy--can be most effectively employed. It uses the welfare of man as the yardstick of measure rather than treating the subjects under the head of...
In designing the parts of a machine, the need of trimming here and there, of giving up this or that ideal form just to get things together, must be seen and done unflinchingly....
3. Chapter 3We shall not try to locate the man or refer to him as the ego or inner man. We shall simply say that we know that we can use our brains to think on any subject, and we can use o...
4. Chapter 4There should be a constant supply of material throughout the entire work. The stock in process should flow through the plant in a rapid but thin stream. The quantity should be n...
2. Chapter 2In theory and law an industry belongs to the stockholders, at least it is for the stockholders to elect the board of directors who through practical officers manage the business...
1. Chapter 1Supplementing such publications this book deals with our human resources, showing the way by which our greatest resource--human energy--can be most effectively employed. It uses...
6. Chapter 6A clear view of the scheme is not to be obtained on demand. The schemer must wait in patience, as the astronomer waits for steady air, and, like the astronomer, he must have eve...