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Front and Center: Product Assembly

Cover of Watt's Current from June 1957 featuring Barbara Brown and June Wessel working at Stanford Unit no. 2. Enlarge
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Date: 1957

Barbara Brown and June Wessel worked on pre-fab assemblies in Hewlett-Packard’s recently constructed Stanford Unit no. 2, one of the company’s first facilities at Stanford Research Park. The new facility placed an emphasis on “product-centered” methods of assembly, which grouped workers such as Brown and Wessel with equipment and the responsibility to produce certain instruments.

Tags: 1950s • 1957 • Diversity and Inclusion • Watt's Current • women

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