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Henry Ford:My Life and Work, Additional Excerpt 266

Henry Ford《My Life and Work》· My Life and Work · Leadership

Then we were ready for full production. And gradually into full production we went--on a profitable basis. The house-cleaning swept out the waste that had both made the prices high and absorbed the profit. We sold off the useless stuff. Before we had employed fifteen men per car per day. Afterward we employed nine per car per day. This did not mean that six out of fifteen men lost their jobs. They only ceased being unproductive. We made that cut by applying the rule that everything and everybody must produce or get out.

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Locator:Additional excerpt 266 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt

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