context: Without a scholarship, Ogilvy could not study at Fettes or Oxford University because his father's business was affected by the depression in the mid-1920s. However, his studies were unsuccessful and he left Oxford to go to Paris in 1931 where he became an apprentice chef at the Majestic Hotel. After a year, he returned to Scotland and began selling AGA cooking stoves from house to house. His success in selling this stove made him known as an employee, who then asked him to write an instruction manual, The Theory and Practice of Selling the AGA Cooker, for other sales staff. Thirty years later, Fortune magazine editors called it the best sales instruction manual ever written.
question: Is David Mackenzie Ogilvy's first company working?
answers.text: AGA Cooker