The medical age : a semi-monthly journal of medicine and surgery . nd the delegation to them of full authority intheir several divisions of laboratory supervision, the policy of non-inter-ference in matters of mere detail by those vested with higher authority,and the consequent encouragementof personal interest and individualresponsibility, have unquestionablyhad their part in the development ofan organization which is practicallyautomatic in its workings. An observant writer has said that the secret of the success of the greatbusiness enterprises of the world liesin the talent of some man at
The medical age : a semi-monthly journal of medicine and surgery . nd the delegation to them of full authority intheir several divisions of laboratory supervision, the policy of non-inter-ference in matters of mere detail by those vested with higher authority,and the consequent encouragementof personal interest and individualresponsibility, have unquestionablyhad their part in the development ofan organization which is practicallyautomatic in its workings. An observant writer has said that the secret of the success of the greatbusiness enterprises of the world liesin the talent of some man at the headto get folks who can do things andthen let them alone to do them. Itrequires much less talent and geniusto find the man to deliver the mes-sage than to keep your hands offand let him do it. The chief officialsof Parke, Davis & Co. have not madethe mistake of burdening themselveswith the multitudinous details of man-agement. They have surrounded themselves with and delegated theirauthority to capable lieutenants who have won their places by qualifying. KANSAS CITY Broadway. experience and efficient service,ligeut division of responsibility-burden of management. It is plain that there has been an intel--that no one man has borne unaided the
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