Labor Law At Morrison Foerster 1929 1971 Oral History Transcript 1994
Labor Law At Morrison Foerster 1929 1971 Oral History Transcript 1994
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Miss Fogarty?
Clinton: Miss Fogarty was Mr. Foerster's secretary.
Hicke: Okay. This was 1934. Then there was a Miss Wills.
Clinton: I remember Miss Wills; she was Mr. Shuman's secretary.
Hicke: If you recall anything about them, let me know. Mrs. Foster?
Clinton: Mrs. Foster was Mr. Herbert Clark's secretary, and as such she was rather a dominant person of the firm. I don't think she was particularly well liked by many of the lawyers. She was inclined to be bossy.
Hicke: Did you have a hard tim...e getting through her to see Mr. Clark?
Clinton: No, I could always get to Mr. Clark.
Hicke: Okay, so you didn't have to go through . . .
Clinton: There was nothing blocking me.
Hicke: Mrs. Chloupek?
Clinton: Mrs. Chloupek was secretary to Mr. De Fremery.
Hicke: Were the files kept in a central location, or did each person keep his own files?
Clinton: There was a central filing system and then there were files kept by each lawyer. I had my own set of files, relating to the activities that I was engaged in, and they were kept in my office or were readily accessible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Fogarty?
Clinton: Miss Fogarty was Mr. Foerster's secretary.
Hicke: Okay. This was 1934. Then there was a Miss Wills.
Clinton: I remember Miss Wills; she was Mr. Shuman's secretary.
Hicke: If you recall anything about them, let me know. Mrs. Foster?
Clinton: Mrs. Foster was Mr. Herbert Clark's secretary, and as such she was rather a dominant person of the firm. I don't think she was particularly well liked by many of the lawyers. She was inclined to be bossy.
Hicke: Did you have a hard tim...e getting through her to see Mr. Clark?
Clinton: No, I could always get to Mr. Clark.
Hicke: Okay, so you didn't have to go through . . .
Clinton: There was nothing blocking me.
Hicke: Mrs. Chloupek?
Clinton: Mrs. Chloupek was secretary to Mr. De Fremery.
Hicke: Were the files kept in a central location, or did each person keep his own files?
Clinton: There was a central filing system and then there were files kept by each lawyer. I had my own set of files, relating to the activities that I was engaged in, and they were kept in my office or were readily accessible.
What to read after Labor Law At Morrison Foerster 1929 1971 Oral History Transcript 1994?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Hart John Hart Clinton to read onlineMoreLess
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