Eleven years later, The Four-Way Test was adopted as one of Rotary's guiding principles. Taylor, RI's 44th president, championed the code in all aspects of life. "Let us apply The Four-Way Test to our relations with youth, he wrote, "and then I am certain we will all become more determined to give as much as possible of our time.. Applying the Four-Way Test. By thefourwaytest on May 10, 2007 in applying the test. For five decades Rotarians have been using The 4-Way Test as a practical. yardstick in their business, community, and personal affairs. The 4-Way Test, you will note, does not provide answers. It asks questions which the user must.

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Adopted by Rotary in 1943, The Four-Way Test has been translated into more than a hundred languages and published in thousands of ways. Story of the Four-Way Test By Herbert J. Taylor. Back in 1932, the Creditors of the Club Aluminum Company assigned me the task of saving the company from being closed out as a bankrupt organization.. One morning he wrote down twenty-four words that became the guiding principles by which his firm would do business. Those words became known as the "4-Way Test" and brought Club Aluminium out of the red in five years. In January1943, Rotary International adopted the 4-Way Test as a code of ethics - a call to moral excellence - for all.