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Productivity,Why Bow your Back,Arguing wastes time,kill teamwork,stalls progress

Title: Why bow your back? Arguing wastes time -- spoils tempers -- kills teamwork -- stalls progress. Let's agree to agree.
Creator(s): Elmes, Willard Frederic, artist
Related Names:
Mather & Company.
Date Created/Published: Chicago : Mather & Company, 1929.
Summary: Poster shows a sitting dog looking at an arching black cat.
Notes:
Title from item.
No. 22.
Subjects:
Industrial productivity--1920-1930.
Dogs--1920-1930.
Cats--1920-1930.
Cooperation--1920-1930.
Posters--American--1920-1930.
Prints--Color--1920-1930.
Bookmark /2010650620/
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