The Science of Judging Men
The Science of Judging Men
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He adopts and adapts ideas and principles with vigor equal to his power to originate.
^ In looking at Mr. Patterson's desk one will find perched over the ink-stand a model of Napoleon, the Little Giant, who tried to conquer the world. This is a symbol of Mr. Patterson's genius and ambition. He looks at the world like Napoleon did, with a desire to conquer, but not with the means that Napoleon used and not with that purpose in mind.
^ He started the work he had in mind to achieve, and the world ...knows the result. The cash register has cer- tainly written the history of this man's life.
Character Mr. Patterson is intensely personal in Development his emotional life; inwardly active and Reactions rather than outwardly expressive. He feels in terms of reflective action rath- er than emotional expression. His heart is in his head rather than on his sleeve. Social feelings he has, com- mon and domestic, rich and responsive, but they are directed by reason, and walled about by high and impen- etrable psychic material, which in the fox we call cun- ning, and which in common business procedure we call tact and policy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He adopts and adapts ideas and principles with vigor equal to his power to originate.
^ In looking at Mr. Patterson's desk one will find perched over the ink-stand a model of Napoleon, the Little Giant, who tried to conquer the world. This is a symbol of Mr. Patterson's genius and ambition. He looks at the world like Napoleon did, with a desire to conquer, but not with the means that Napoleon used and not with that purpose in mind.
^ He started the work he had in mind to achieve, and the world ...knows the result. The cash register has cer- tainly written the history of this man's life.
Character Mr. Patterson is intensely personal in Development his emotional life; inwardly active and Reactions rather than outwardly expressive. He feels in terms of reflective action rath- er than emotional expression. His heart is in his head rather than on his sleeve. Social feelings he has, com- mon and domestic, rich and responsive, but they are directed by reason, and walled about by high and impen- etrable psychic material, which in the fox we call cun- ning, and which in common business procedure we call tact and policy.
What to read after The Science of Judging Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Morrell to read onlineMoreLess
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