Moreover, the feeling that under the existing rules there is reasonable hope for permanence of tenure during good behavior and for promotion for meritorious service has served to bring about a zealous activity in the interests of the country, which never before existed or could exist.
Bill Taft: “Moreover, the feeling that under the existing rules there is reasonable hope for permanence of tenure during good…”
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Taft highlights the positive impact of job security and promotion opportunities on the motivation of foreign service officers.
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