Organization, Correspondence, Transportation: Part I: Business Organization
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"Organization, Correspondence, Transportation, Part I: Business Organization" offers a detailed look into the foundational principles of business operations in the early 20th century. Authored by George Burton Hotchkiss, Lee Galloway, and James Mabor, this book provides insights into the critical aspects of managing and structuring businesses during a transformative period. The text delves into essential elements such as business organization, effective correspondence strategies, and the logistical considerations of transportation.
This historical work is invaluable for understanding the evolution of modern business practices and offers a unique perspective on the challenges and strategies employed by businesses of the time. It serves as a crucial resource for historians, business students, and anyone interested in the roots of contemporary management techniques.
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