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

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Edison commented the "men around me" that "its not the money they want, but chance for their ambition to work. Edison's own life reflected the American belief that hard work and initiative could take man from rags riches and the democratic organization his laboratory permitted workers to rise from being common laborers chief engineer. The West Orange laboratory had complex wage structure, increases coming with increased skill and responsibility. 1900 was in charge engineering there. experimenter moved the ladder could expect larger rewards and bigger projects. memo written Batchelor 1888, Edison listed some workers and instructed that their wages be 23 increased because "these are good men. from Wales, took his first job laborer the West Orange lab 1888. Fred Ott was when joined Edison." Included this list of fast-rising Edison employees were Fred Ott and Jonas Aylsworth— two increasingly important figures the operations of the lab. Fred Devonald, newly arrived the U." Success meant more responsibilities and bigger challenges. Some the unruly youths who haunted the lab went have distinguished careers the Edison enterprise. Those who pleased the "old man" were quickly promoted and given more responsibility.S.Ill- 16 Edison. . For those experimenters who could stand the rigorous work schedule and survive Edison's cajoling, teasing, and practical jokes, work at West Orange was exciting and rewarding