The changing role of the secretarial profession / Halifah Abdul Rahman

In as early as the 14th century or even earlier, secretarial job titles frequently included "personal" or "private". Men continued to dominate the secretarial field until the late 18th century. After the invention of the writing machine, many women entered the office workforce fo...

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Main Author: Abdul Rahman, Halifah (Author)
Format: Book
Published: Kolej Cempaka Kenanga, UiTM Shah Alam, 2000.
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