363 Meeting employers' demands for MEN OF EXECUTIVE STANDARD WHEN the men came home after the first world war, there was no ade- quate machinery to help those of talent or experience to find worthy jobs—or to help employers to find them. The result was waste and frustration, tragic for in- dividuals and a loss to business and industry. Once again, thousands of men and women are available—some with special qualifica- tions, others with good executive experience. And there are also many high-grade younger men, called up before they were well started in business or industry, but now matured by war, and with the qualities of initiative and character that employers seek.