This statement of Bureau policy and
practice is written for employers. It is
given also to registrants so that both
employers and registrants may know how
the Bureau operates.

The Bureau’s employment executives
have had successful experience as teach-
ers or administrators. They know the
needs of employers. With those needs in
mind they are able to advise with candi-
dates and to make recommendations to
employers.

Registration with the Bureau involves
the filing of confidential records and ap-
praisals of the registrant’s education,
professional preparation and experience,
together with photographs and essential
personal data. The appraisals of the
registrant, written by his professors and
by former and present employers, are
strictly confidential. They are for Bureau
executives and employers only. They are
not seen by the registrant. Those who
write them are asked to be frank and
explicit so that a just and accurate esti-
mate may be made of the candidate’s
fitness for the types of position he seeks.

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