He has written a number of popular and influential books, including:
* "Principles and Techniques of Vocational Guidance" (1941): This book became a standard text in the field and was used in many college courses.
* "Guidance in Educational Institutions" (1941): This book focused on the role of guidance in schools.
* "Planning Your Future" (1951): This book was aimed at high school students and provided them with information and tools for career planning.
* "Problems of Vocational Adjustment" (1953): This book explored the challenges people face in making career transitions.
His books were known for their practical approach and emphasis on helping individuals understand their abilities, interests, and values to make informed career decisions. He also advocated for the importance of guidance in schools and the need for comprehensive career services.
While George E. Myers passed away in 1972, his legacy continues to influence the field of vocational guidance today. His books remain relevant and are still used as valuable resources for individuals and professionals seeking to understand career development and guidance.