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Andrew Carnegie: Giant of Industry

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Biographies

 

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Cindy S

 

Date added:

July 9, 2016

 

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University

 

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It was here he got his foot ion the door to the business of Pittsburg. This allowed him to begin a job at the Pennsylvania Railroad as a secretary to the railroad official, Thomas Scott. By making wise choices, taking control of situations and making smart investments, he soon began climbing the ladder of success...
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Scott immediately noticed Carnegie as a valuable asset to the company and to his own wealth and took him on as a partner after several promotions. As young as 33, Carnegie was pulling in an annual income of $50,000 a year, a huge amount at that time, and this was enough for him. Carnegie was a firm believer that anyone could make it to the top, and that it was the wealthys’ duty to help the poor work towards a more comfortable life...
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