Choose what kind of life to choose what kind of work

Author: Yasuo Yasuda
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This is a sensational bestseller in Japan, hailed by working professionals as "a book that can help me solve numerous worries and confusions," and as a "golden book capable of changing one's destiny." This book, told by an internationally renowned recruitment expert, explores the close relationship between work and life, telling you that choosing a job is choosing a life. Only by understanding one's purpose for living and potential, and choosing a job based on life goals, can one leverage their strengths at work to achieve happiness and success. The author also corrects common misconceptions among working professionals on some hot topics, offering many fresh and well-received insights.
Author Bio: Yasuo Yasuda is an internationally renowned recruitment expert. Born in 1965, he studied at Oregon State University in the United States at the age of 18. Upon returning to Japan, he worked in marketing at an executive search firm. In 1990, he founded his own talent service center, primarily offering recruitment consulting to small and medium-sized enterprises. With extensive experience and skills in talent assessment, he firmly believes that "talented individuals should be hired and nurtured, while those without potential need no cultivation." This philosophy has been widely supported by top executives, employees, and college graduates across various industries. While running his company, he is also a highly sought-after keynote speaker at speeches and seminars worldwide. Additionally, he serves as a special lecturer for innovation-driven talent strategy projects at Junmai Cosoms Club and the Japan Economic Special Research Institute.