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EMPLOYER? You will find here, fully explained, the scientific basis of employment--the fundamental principles upon which an efficient working force is organized. These are not mere theories but are the same principles upon which all successful employers and managers have built. Here is a _plan_, too, fully tested in practice, and now in use by many firms. Every phase of the relationship between employer and employee is treated from the standpoint of sound theory and successful practice. These include _analysing_ the _job_ and the _man_, _choosing executives_, the _art_ of _handling men_, and _educating employees_. ARE YOU AN EMPLOYEE? You want a reliable basis for the analysis of your job, yourself, and your boss. You want to know whether you are the man for your job--and, if not, why not--and what is the remedy. You want to know why you don't get along with your boss--if you don't--and what is the _right kind of boss for you._ ARE YOU IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR VOCATION? You will find here much that will be helpful to you in solving the problem. ARE YOU A PARENT, A TEACHER, A SOCIAL WORKER? This book analyzes clearly the _Vocational Problem_, and suggests a practical and effective solution. ARE YOU A STUDENT OF HUMAN NATURE? The Job, The Man, The Boss contains _much new material_, the result of recent research and experimentation, NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. This throws light upon some of the most important phases of the science of character analysis. "A timely book is this volume of the Newcombs. It has been waited for by students of management, who have recognized the need of all possible help in placing the right man in the right job. . . . It is so rich in suggestion that mere reading, let alone study of the book, is highly profitable and not without its conviction that the authors have more than an academic knowledge of the selection and placing of men in work and that gradually we shall be evolving a science in analyzing 'human capabilities so far as anything exact is possible in this realm."--Iron Age, July 2, 1914. There is something--perhaps many things--of vital importance to you in this book. Price, bound in cloth, postpaid, $1.75. Blackford Publishers Inc. 50 East 42 St. New York _The Science of_ _Character Analysis_ _By the Observational Method_ BY KATHERINE M.H. BLACKFORD, M.D. * * * * * A complete course of 22 lessons. Illustrat
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