Word: professionals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Wired for Sound. The facts, from a nationwide survey:* 1) only 33% of U.S. musicians in 1954 earned more in their profession than in other jobs; 2) another 35% turned from music to other vocations; 3) 17% entered nonmusical vocations but found occasional musical jobs; 4) the remaining 15% worked...
This mushroom growth has exposed the management consultant business to the withering charge that it is a fad, a fraud-and worse. In fact, says one consultant: "This isn't a profession; it's a racket." Many old corporate hands hoot at the whole business and its many...
The best proof of the need for the profession has been its continuing growth and acceptance. While the shady firms look constantly for new suckers, the sound outfits have lists of waiting clients, and report that 80% of their customers come back regularly. But even the management consultants know that...
Out of its unique role the Post has fashioned one of the world's most influential journalists: Philip L. (for Leslie) Graham, publisher, who started at the top ten years ago without ever having covered a news story, written an editorial or sold an ad. Phil Graham, 40, is...
This was the news applauded by 5,000 members of the American Academy of General Practice last week when they gathered in Washington for their annual convention. From President Eisenhower, a man who has had his days with specialists, they got formal greetings and an unexpected pat on the back...