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He has no rich father, or, still more dangerous, rich mother, who can, and will, support him in idleness should he prove a failure ; he has no life-preserver, and therefore must sink or swim. Before that young man leaves college he is a marked man. More than one avenue is open for him. The door opens be- fore he is ready to knock ; he is waited for by the sagacious employer. Not the written certificate of his professor, for certificates have generally to be read, and are read within the lines; ...but a word or two spoken to the business man who is always on the lookout for the exceptional young graduate, has secured the young man all that a young man needs — a start. The most valuable acquisition to his busi- ness which an employer can obtain is an exceptional young man; there is no bargain so fruitful for him as this. It is, of course, much more diflScult for only the average student; he has generally to search for employment, but finally he also gets a start. Openings to Success. The career_of_thfi-jBxceptional stude nt illu strates the path- way to su ccess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has no rich father, or, still more dangerous, rich mother, who can, and will, support him in idleness should he prove a failure ; he has no life-preserver, and therefore must sink or swim. Before that young man leaves college he is a marked man. More than one avenue is open for him. The door opens be- fore he is ready to knock ; he is waited for by the sagacious employer. Not the written certificate of his professor, for certificates have generally to be read, and are read within the lines; ...but a word or two spoken to the business man who is always on the lookout for the exceptional young graduate, has secured the young man all that a young man needs — a start. The most valuable acquisition to his busi- ness which an employer can obtain is an exceptional young man; there is no bargain so fruitful for him as this. It is, of course, much more diflScult for only the average student; he has generally to search for employment, but finally he also gets a start. Openings to Success. The career_of_thfi-jBxceptional stude nt illu strates the path- way to su ccess.
What to read after Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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