The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

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SEVEN SWELL WAYS TO LOSE
A JOB
by
Wm. Robert Wood
Wood-Purinton Secretarial School
I In Business Education Asso. of the State of
New York bulletin)
1. Forget instructions so that the
boss may repeat them many times.
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