He discussed the four questions with four of his department heads - one Roman Catholic, one a Christian Scientist, the third an Orthodox Jew, and fourth a Presbyterian. They all agreed that truth, justice, friendliness and happiness coincided with their religious ideals and when constantly applied in business would result in greater success and progress. Results were just tremendous, and Herbert J. Taylor turned around this nearly bankrupt company into a leader in their industry. Some clubs have a banner displayed at their meetings, others sponsor an essay contest in the high schools on the subject. One of the more popular methods is the furnishing of school book covers printed with The Four Way Test prominently displayed.
Most clubs furnish new members with a copy for hanging in their offices.