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Identifier: belltelephonevol3132mag00amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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s,in the general engineering and plant In this phase it was intended that eachdepartments, they were more famil- man would be placed on individualiar with American telephone opera- work assignments similar to thosetion and telephone lingoin general, and it is be-lieved a much more ef-fective understanding ofthese vital operationswas accomplished. The six monthstraining program, asoriginally planned, wasdivided into three parts,each of two monthsduration. The first part con-sisted of the twomonths interdepart-mental training pro-gram. This included aquick over-all orienta- Another trio appears on a television program Three of the visitors jrom the Bosphorus observe overseasand ship-to-shore operations Technical subjects were covered inthe latter part of the program, whenthe ability of the men to understandspoken English was better developed.Delaying the presentation of technicalsubjects until later provided time tointroduce the men to telephone termi-nology during the evening sessions.
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2IO Bell Telepho?2e Magazine WINTER which he was expected to performwhen he returned to Turkey. Revising the Curriculum Before the training entered thesecond phase, experience indicatedthat it would be advisable to makesome minor adjustments and improve-ments in the program. So the secondand third parts of the program werepartially combined. Some of thedelegates were placed on individualassignments and others were givengroup assignments. Since trained outside plant construction and engi-neering. Vehbi Basar specialized intraffic engineering. Huseyin Cavus-lar and Omer Sevkal studied central-office equipment engineering andmaintenance. Cezmi Saglam studiedcarrier equipment engineering andmaintenance, Necmi Ozgur studiedcommercial engineering and businessoffice operation and was giv^en a quicklook at Revenue Accounting. AdnanBayboru and Turhan Zirh were givensomewhat more general training.All of the specialized training was telephone personnel was needed most given at various locations

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