Accounting & Bookkeeping Career-Classic Films on DVD
- Number of Discs: 1, Format NTSC
- Studio: LafayetteLLC
- Run Time: 60 Minutes
- Packaging: DVD is shipped in Protective Case
- NOTE: The films are old in nature, so you may see small imperfections that you would not see in a modern production
Product Description
Accounting & Bookkeeping Career-Classic Films on DVD..Table of Contents: Bookkeeping and Accounting-1945-Work of the bookkeeper and accountant in the pre-computer era. Vocational guidance film about that most exciting of fields: bookkeeping and accounting! Ah yes, the thrill of the ledger! The smell of fresh ink on paper! The satisfaction of adding up firm columns of figures! How To Keep A Job-(1949)-What you need to do to stay employed: choose the right job, get along with colleagues, maintain positive attitude, etc. Finding Your Life’s Work-(1940)-Classic vocational guidance film produced to snap America’s teenagers out of a Depression mood.When You Grow Up-(1973)-Film for middle-school children about vocational choices and opportunities in the U.S. Great shots of early 1970s children and adults pursuing everyday activities..
Accounting & Bookkeeping Career-Classic Films on DVD
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