DocumentCode
766270
Title
The Engineering Secretary´s Complete Handbook [book review]
Author
Lee, LaVern G.
Volume
5
Issue
1
fYear
1962
Firstpage
32
Lastpage
32
Abstract
It may seem add that a book review on the Engineering Secretary is directed to engineers. However, as the preface states, the busy engineer will not have time to train his secretary in the many duties of her position. This book will help do this. The author, Eleanor Schremser Laird, tersely sets forth the requirements and expectation of engineering for the Engineering Secretary. She is general in her approach when activities are tailored to local situations. She is specific in areas where there is little doubt about what is required. Chapters on special typing problems, abbreviations and symbols, reproduction methods, simple drafting, technical dictation, specifications and standards, security and patents contain information that could be gained only through years of experience. The normal content of Secretarial Handbooks is included too. However, the focus is always engineering. Chapters on accounting responsibilities, filing, and secretarial techniques are intended to integrate the secretary into the creative engineering team. The Engineering Secretary´s Complete Handbook will provide orientation that will make your secretary an effective extension of your project.
Keywords
Books; Organizing; Probes; Production; Proposals; Rivers; Speech; Technical drawing; Testing; Writing;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Engineering Writing and Speech, IRE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0893-7869
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TEWS.1962.4322763
Filename
4322763
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