Junior Training for Modern Business
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Discuss his action. "I need a few of these nails to fasten a floor board at home, " remarked another clerk. May he take them? 3. If you were chief of a receiving section what would you do to make sure that none of the duties listed in Section 393 was overlooked? 4. Discuss the junior position in a receiving department under the following headings: (a) Duties. (6) Educational requirements, (c) Character of the work, (d) Opportu- THE JUNIOR RECEIVING CLERK 235 nities for promotion. 5. " There wer...e thirteen jackknives in that box instead of a dozen, " said a junior receiving clerk. "I will take the extra one. " Discuss his action from the point of view of the boy; the business; society in general.
PROBLEMS 1. On a form similar to Figure 145 record the following incoming shipments: May 1. Received from Walter Scott and Company, Cleve- land, O. , by freight, two boxes, weight, 600 lb. , charges, $3. 60.
May 2. Received from the John Harkins Company, Chi- cago, 111. , by express, one crate, weight, 100 lb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Discuss his action. "I need a few of these nails to fasten a floor board at home, " remarked another clerk. May he take them? 3. If you were chief of a receiving section what would you do to make sure that none of the duties listed in Section 393 was overlooked? 4. Discuss the junior position in a receiving department under the following headings: (a) Duties. (6) Educational requirements, (c) Character of the work, (d) Opportu- THE JUNIOR RECEIVING CLERK 235 nities for promotion. 5. " There wer...e thirteen jackknives in that box instead of a dozen, " said a junior receiving clerk. "I will take the extra one. " Discuss his action from the point of view of the boy; the business; society in general.
PROBLEMS 1. On a form similar to Figure 145 record the following incoming shipments: May 1. Received from Walter Scott and Company, Cleve- land, O. , by freight, two boxes, weight, 600 lb. , charges, $3. 60.
May 2. Received from the John Harkins Company, Chi- cago, 111. , by express, one crate, weight, 100 lb.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John George Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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