In the Words of Great Business Leaders

Gems of wisdom from legendary business leaders "I believe it is a religious duty to get all the money you can, fairly and honestly; to keep all you can; and to give away all you can." -John D. Rockefeller "A computer is not-and never will be-a substitute for getting out in your stores and learning what's going on. In other words, a computer can tell you down to the dime what you've sold. But it can never tell you how much you could have sold." -Sam Walton "You cannot spend a large income wisely if you have not saved or handled a small one well." -Mary Pickford "Never forget that specialized training alone is not enough. It may get you that first job; but if it is all you have to offer any employer, it may also bury you in that first job." -Henry Ford II "None of us can escape supervision. The president and general manager of every concern are supervised more closely than the salesmen. Keep that in mind when you get a criticism from any of the executives of your company. Instead of resenting it, analyze and turn it to your benefit." -Thomas J. Watson Sr.