A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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Edison wanted his experimental teams competition with one another, believing that this would motivate them greater efforts. the other hand, was feared when lost his temper, and his men knew that "could wither one with his biting sarcasm ridicule one into extinction. The lab presented disorganized exterior the casual visitor, who usually came away impresssed with the democratic work style and the lack formality. the top the hierachy stood Edison and the pantheon of "the boys"— position here could lead fame and fortune. Yet there was hierachy at the laboratory, and did motivate and mould the work force.Edison let his men know when was pleased displeased with their work, and any time the lab some teams were Edison's displeasure while some enjoyed his favor." The great competition between experimenters the lab, and their powerful ambitions, often led feuds between them.Ill- 15 Edison could charming man, and knew how use his great personal charisma, especially newsmen and venture capitalists. one point reviewed the work project and noted that "there great rivalry, which seems good thing all around." The men all knew the score and strived be in the enviable position Edison's favorite experimenter, especially when displeasure might lead dismissal. The lab was full ambitious young men who saw their future in . One member the lab wrote that some teams were "on the ragged edge" and some were 20 "the favorites