Review of Personal and Business Efficiency
Journal of Applied Psychology · Volume 8 · Issue 1
Abstract
Reviews the book, Personal and Business Efficiency by C. A. Henderson (see record 1924-10336-000 ). The book is primarily intended to appeal to the embryonic and full-fledged business man and from their point of view may be considered very stimulating. Convinced that "in the last resort there is no other way to business efficiency than through personal efficiency," the author takes up these two types of efficiency side by side with special emphasis on the latter as being the more important since the former depends upon it. The book is written for the general public and for students for whose guidance the author has furnished outlines, notes and exercises at the end of each chapter. It may thus serve as a text for such a course in business schools. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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