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John D. Rockefeller:Random Reminiscences of Men and Events, Excerpt 29

John D. Rockefeller《Random Reminiscences of Men and Events》· Chapter II · Leadership

In beginning the work I had some advantages. My father's training, as I have said, was practical, the course at the commercial college had taught me the rudiments of business, and I thus had a groundwork to build upon. I was fortunate, also, in working under the supervision of the bookkeeper, who was a fine disciplinarian, and well disposed toward me.

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