This book is addressed to non-Japanese who want to understand the Japanese business insiderÂ’s point of view by focusing on business behavior in the large Japanese corporation. In this book you will experience Japanese business life by looking over the shoulder of a salaryman. The author supplemented his experiences and researches by conducting over fifty interview with salarymen from a wide…
look at Asia's past and present management styles and how they are successfully integrating contemporary management ideas with their own cultural and historical approaches Much has been written regarding Asia’s financial crisis. However, up until July 1997, the region was regarded with envy by much of the world. Many developed countries wished to emulate the consistent double-digit growth ra…
According to a recent article in the Harvard Business Review, "Management is a curious phenomenon. It is generously paid, enormously influential and significantly devoid of common sense." Bestselling author Jack Trout claims that what really ails business today is an obsession with management fads that frequently offer complicated, useless solutions that impede the development of business. In h…
Challenging managers to reexamine their assumptions about effective leadership, a study of organizations and human relations explores thirty paradoxical situations and the impact of effective leadership. 60,000 first printing.