Boys And Girls in Commercial Work
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Superficially judged, the clerk is a human automaton, expected to perform mechanically and unerringly the work that other minds have planned and organized. But there is continual opportunity to exercise a small degree of initiative and judgment throughout his work. The filled-in forms, for ex- ample, which come to him for entry or for checking may present slight irregularities or omissions which he must discover and comprehend to the extent of knowing how to take care of them or where to refer ...them for correction. All the work of clerks can be summarized in the following list of tasks set down in 59 order, those occurring most commonly being put first: Checking reports, one with another, totals and ex- tensions Entering from forms and cards Posting Figuring adding, multiplying, percentage Counting, sorting Filing Mailing, opening mail, matching correspondence Longhand writing forms, vouchers Correspondence dictation, letter-planning Claim investigation and adjustment Statistical work Proof reading A clerk who has not the fundamental qualities of compactness, neatness, legibility and ease in writing by hand, and quickness and accuracy in figuring will not be able to fill satisfactorily even the lowest posi- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Superficially judged, the clerk is a human automaton, expected to perform mechanically and unerringly the work that other minds have planned and organized. But there is continual opportunity to exercise a small degree of initiative and judgment throughout his work. The filled-in forms, for ex- ample, which come to him for entry or for checking may present slight irregularities or omissions which he must discover and comprehend to the extent of knowing how to take care of them or where to refer ...them for correction. All the work of clerks can be summarized in the following list of tasks set down in 59 order, those occurring most commonly being put first: Checking reports, one with another, totals and ex- tensions Entering from forms and cards Posting Figuring adding, multiplying, percentage Counting, sorting Filing Mailing, opening mail, matching correspondence Longhand writing forms, vouchers Correspondence dictation, letter-planning Claim investigation and adjustment Statistical work Proof reading A clerk who has not the fundamental qualities of compactness, neatness, legibility and ease in writing by hand, and quickness and accuracy in figuring will not be able to fill satisfactorily even the lowest posi- tions.
What to read after Boys And Girls in Commercial Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertha Morton Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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