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Scope and Contents: A job interview for Continental Oil Company. The first half of the interview involves an overview of the Continental Oil Company in which there is discussion on the attempt to evaluate the economic forces, capital strategy, and the quality assurance aspects of the Continental Oil Company. A generally positive coverage of the Continental Oil Company, with some coverage of employees, employee appraisal, and corporate goals. The second half is the actual job interview in which the potential...

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This film is "Marketing on the Move," an International Institute and WGBH Boston production funded by the Bresnick Company grant. In this film, Ceryl C. Herman of Arthur D. Little Inc, Edward M. Mayer Jr. of Dickey Raymond Inc, and Commander Whitehead of Schweppe's Unlimited hold a discussion, moderated by Professor Edward C. Bursk, regarding whether marketing is an art or a science.

Scope and Contents: This film is a series of short features consisting of workers doing tasks and then improving them with small changes, with two lessons at the end: that it is possible to realize substantial savings with simple improvements and that additional improvements are possible through study. The work shown is a woman assembling printed sheets, a workman picking up castings from a pile on the floor to inspect for cracks, a clerk removing and returning trays of cards to file, a woman typing addresses...

Scope and Contents: The films in this series were either purchased or acquired by the Graduate School of Business Administration to provide visual aids that served as supplementary background information for students as a means to enhance the discussion of business case studies in class. The films were also used to convey the human element of factories and production lines to students outside of a classroom setting. While some of the films were shown in their entirety, many of them were edited to remove the...

Scope and Contents: The films in this series were either purchased or acquired by the Graduate School of Business Administration to provide visual aids that served as supplementary background information for students as a means to enhance the discussion of business case studies in class. The films were also used to convey the human element of factories and production lines to students outside of a classroom setting. While some of the films were shown in their entirety, many of them were edited to remove the...