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THREE POSITION PLAN OF PROMOTION 199 advancing in spite of predicted dire failure of the plan of selection, placement and promotion. The greatest good is, perhaps, not the individual ad- vancement, but the increased interest and zeal of all the workers under this plan. 6. What are the practical results on supply of applicants and on better placement? In our experience we have never failed when us- ing this plan of promotion to supply all needs of the organisation almost immediately with most desirable and efficient workers. Every member of the organisation working under this plan has become an active and successful “employment bureau man.” 7. What are the advantages of this whole plan to the man in charge of the function of em- ployment? He benefits by this plan, perhaps, more than any one else. He comes in close touch with every member of the organisation. It is to the advan- tage of every member to tell him exactly which individuals he thinks had better follow him, whether these are inside or outside the organisa- tion. Imagine for a moment that you are such a chief. A comes in and says, “Mr. Blank, I