Vintage Business Training and Instructional Films

Women in the Work Force
A rare look into the sexism and attitudes of early 20th century managers towards the newer concept of working women.

Circa Circa 1930 - 1967

Politically incorrect by today's standards, these priceless films taught male managers how to effectively lead and supervise women in the work place during the 1940's through the 1960's. As strange as it may seem today, "talk slowly" - "don't be to technical" - "don't show favoritism" and "don't make them cry" were thought to be the secrets to effectively managing women in the old days!

SEVEN *RARE* & *HISTORICAL* FILMS
1. I Want to Be a Secretary (1941)
2. Supervising Women Workers (1944)
3. Office Courtesy - Meeting the Public (1952)
4. The Bright Young Newcomer (1958)
5. American Women Partners in Research (1960)
6. The Front Line (1965)
7. Consuming Women (1967)
Approximate Run Time: 75 Minutes

The final film on this DVD shows how far women have come and how they could work a full time job, run the house, look good and still take care of a man home!

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