This groundbreaking book emerged from extensive research conducted during World War I, when the pressing need for efficient military personnel selection and placement drove the development of groundbreaking trade tests. The author, an active participant in this effort, offers a detailed account of the conceptualization, construction, and administration of these tests, shedding light on their historical origins and evolution. The book delves into the nature of the challenges faced by the military in accurately assessing the skills and knowledge of its vast and diverse workforce. It explores the limitations of existing methods, highlighting the need for objective and reliable instruments that could be utilized by non-expert examiners. The centerpiece of the book is the exploration of three distinct types of trade tests: oral, picture, and performance. Each method is thoroughly analyzed, with step-by-step guidance on their construction and implementation. The author emphasizes the importance of carefully defining the skills and knowledge to be measured, as well as the need for standardized scoring procedures to ensure consistency and fairness. Throughout the book, the author emphasizes the crucial role of trade tests in shaping the field of employment practices. The insights gained from the military's experience laid the foundation for the widespread adoption of trade tests in various industries, revolutionizing the way organizations selected, placed, trained, and promoted their employees. Overall, this book serves as an invaluable resource for professionals in the fields of industrial psychology, human resources, and organizational behavior. Its exploration of the historical development and practical applications of trade tests provides a wealth of knowledge and insights that remain relevant and applicable in today's dynamic job market.
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Excerpt from Trade Tests: The Scientific Measurement of Trade Proficiency
There is a universal demand for increased production; a more economical use of material and man power is the only way in which the world can be rapidly restored to a normal condition. It is obvious to all that greater economy in the use and adaptation of material resources is greatly needed, but it is by no means so clearly recognized that the human resources of the country, and indeed of the world, must be equally hus banded. Depleted man-power is the sad aftermath of war. Although this country has not suffered great losses on the field of battle, although the number of our skilled men has not been lowered appreciably, there is no doubt that, as time advances, reduced immigration will cause inconvenient labor shortage. N 0 industry can afford, at the present juncture, to overlook any device or method which gives promise of more scientific selection, placement and training of its employees.
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